The formatting of the removed section is carrying through in ways I do not understand, and that's causing issues with the final product. ( 1pt white text with dark red highlight, followed by 11pt white text with red highlight)
(14pt white header-formatted text, with some parts highlighted) The following is what results after the removal: (11pt white text with dark red highlight, followed by 11pt white text with red highlight) (14pt black header-formatted text, with some parts highlighted) (1pt white text tag, defining the end of the section which is being removed) The most complex instance of the problem is as follows: In the original Word document, there's the following text line-by-line: At that point, the correct formatting will take over again. For example, I'll be writing a section where everything is in 11pt indigo-coloured font, and then after a small section is removed, it'll jump to 12pt black font(which is the document's default) until the end of the paragraph. What seems to happen is that after a section is removed, the format will jump to something else. This has not been a problem in previous versions of this, and the third-party program has not changed, so I'm thinking that this is probably a problem with my formatting of the "template" Word document. However, I'm having persistent problems with the formatting of the text being incorrect immediately after a removed section. Long version: I'm working on a tool that takes a big Word document as a template, cuts out sections that aren't relevant to the final document I'm making, and spits a Word document back at me with the sections removed. docx file in order to really understand it. Short version: Can anyone send me a guide that gives a really detailed description of how formatting works in Word? All the hidden mark-ups, stuff where I might need to dig into the XML of a.
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