Available classes in HTML output

The following classes are used to style the HTML output.

• Paragraphs (<p> elements): The class equals to the name of the selected style in the Text Block, no prefix is added to the class name. Additionally, paragraphs get a second class when they are indented. This class for indentation is <kcm-indent-n>, where n is the indentation level starting at 1.

• Lists (<ol>, <ul>, <li> elements): No class is set.

• Tables (<table> elements): The class is always 'normal' unless a table style has been applied with the TextBlockTableStyle pragma. No classes are set for the table rows and cells (<tr>, <td>, and <th> elements).

• Images (<img> elements): No class is set.

• Hyperlinks (<a> elements): No class is set.

Additionally, the following fixed classes are also set:

• A paragraph without text: Gets the kcm-empty class.

• A table with the auto-size property: Get the kcm-auto-size class.

• A table with a header row, as well as all table cells in the header row: Get the kcm-header-row class.

• A table with a footer row, as well as all table cells in the footer row : Get the kcm-footer-row class.

• A table with the first column, as well as all table cells in the first column : Get the kcm-first-column class.

• A table with the last column, as well as all table cells in the last column : Get the kcm-last-column class.

Additionally, the affected table cells are changed into <th>.

• A tab character: Translated into <span> with the kcm-tab class.

The following styling is applied by tags, instead of classes:

• Text in bold is enclosed in the <strong> tags.

• Text in italics is enclosed in the <emph> tags.

• Underlined text is enclosed in the <u> tags.