Word Import

Der Word-Import ist is available from BlueSpice 4.2.

What is the Word import?

The extension ImportOfficeFiles allows importing a Word document which will be converted to wiki pages.

  • The file can be converted to a single page or to a page with subpages.
  • Image files are also imported.
  • Imported pages can be used as a page collection for creating a book.

Import a word document

To import a Word document:

  1. Click New > Import Word file in the top menu.
    Import menu
    Import menu
  2. Click Select a file or drag the Word file in the drop zone.
    Upload dialog
    Upload dialog
  3. Click Next.
  4. Choose the import settings you want.
    Settings
    Settings
    1. Title:The title of the wiki page generated by the import. When the content structure is broken up, the chapters are created as sub-pages of this main page.
    2. Content structure: If the "Split content to pages" checkbox is activated, subpages are created from the heading levels of the Word document. This is possible up to 3 levels deep.
    3. Conflicts with page title:
      • Rename: The imported page is created as <page name> (1). However, this should be avoided, especially with large Word files that are divided into additional levels. It is best to enter a new page title here as an alternative. A naming conflict is displayed in the preview. In this case, if necessary, click Cancel to start the import with a new title. Or select "Override" as a conflict resolution.
      • Override: The existing page(s) will be overwritten with a new version.
  5. Click Next.
    The preview shows: (1) the names of the pages that will be created (2) via the arrow icon: the files that will be imported for the individual pages (3) via the eye icon: the content of the individual wiki pages.
  6. Click Import. After the import is complete, the created pages are displayed as a page collection in the wiki. You can view the pages from this page by clicking on the link.

Create a book

It is easy to create a book from the imported pages:

  1. Click the plus button.
  2. Enter a book title and click Done.
  3. Click the Bulk Add button.
  4. Select Page Collection as the source.
  5. Select the page name of the imported file.
  6. Choose Save and create chapter navigation from the Save menu.



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