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Importing Word document - heading transformation

Martin Kellner

After importing a word document and splitting it at the import, the headinglevels are reset for the documents that are not on the top-level of the document tree. if Heading was "Heading 3" e.g. it is now "heading 1" in the subpage. Can I keep the levels when importing the word document?

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RianA

It seems that you're hitting a known bug with splitting on headings, and unfortunately there's no workaround yet. For more information please refer to the following bug report.
* https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-23002

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RianA

Martin Kellner

I don't know if it fits the issue.

If I have a Word document using e.g. 4 heading levels and I split it in a way that the word heading levels 3 +4 are together on single Confluence pages (each H3 makes a new page containing H4s), they become H1 and H2 in the Confluence pages. Does this fit?

RianA

It seems it fits. As if you split from the headings, and the rest is heading 3, and heading 4, it won't preserve the heading, instead it will convert to heading 1 and heading 2

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