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Embeding MS Word documents into a webpage

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I had been working on a website that hosts a documentation of a program that I worked on. The documentation, naturally, is written in MS Word and the website is written in PHP, XHTML, CSS, and SQL, with dreamweaver. So I got a relatively reasonable layout and proceeded to use include_once() on the documents. Then BAM, MS word's HTML ****ed up with my <style>. I ended up having to include_once() on my master style sheet again to reintroduce the original style which drags down the loading time and creates a 1-sec phantom. Stupid ****.

 

I wonder why people over at Microsoft can't ID their tags and direct the styles at those tags only. QQ

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