6. Troubleshooting

6. Troubleshooting
	Chapter 6. XSL-FO extension for generating named styles

6.1. Is it possible to use the standard styles names of MS-Word —"Normal", "Heading 1", "Heading 2", "Strong", "Emphasis", etc— in my .xfc style definition file?
6.2. When I attempt to modify the generated paragraph style in MS-Word or OpenOffice/Libre, the space after the paragraph is always set to 0pt.
6.3. I use a set of numbered paragraph styles (i.e. <paragraph-style numbering="XXX"/>) to create several lists. However all the list items are continuously numbered across the generated DOCX file as if it were a single, giant list. How to use a set of numbered paragraph styles to create several, distinct lists in the DOCX file?

6.1.	Is it possible to use the standard styles names of MS-Word —"`Normal`", "`Heading 1`", "`Heading 2`", "`Strong`", "`Emphasis`", etc— in my `.xfc` style definition file?
	Yes, however it's recommended to avoid the name "`Normal`" for a `paragraph-style` as this has strange side-effects in MS-Word. Note that using "`Normal`" as the name of a `text-style` works fine, except that MS-Word automatically renames this text style to "`Normal1`".
6.2.	When I attempt to modify the generated paragraph style in MS-Word or OpenOffice/Libre, the space after the paragraph is always set to `0pt`. More precisely, I've defined paragraph-style "`Foo`" as follows: <paragraph-style name="Foo" space-before="10pt" space-after="20pt" /> and the `fo:block` referencing paragraph-style "`Foo`" has no attribute `space-after` or `margin-bottom` directly set on it. The generated word processor file looks as expected. However, when I used the style editor of MS-Word or OpenOffice/Libre Office to modify the "`Foo`" paragraph style, I've found that, while the space before the paragraph was indeed set to `10pt`, the space after the paragraph was set to `0pt`. Please fix this bug.
	This is not a bug. This is a limitation which, due to the internal design of XFC, cannot be removed. <paragraph-style name="Foo" space-before="10pt" space-after="20pt" /> ... <fo:block xfc:user-style="Foo">...</fo:block> is processed by XFC as if it was: <paragraph-style name="Foo" space-before="10pt" space-after="0pt" /> ... <fo:block xfc:user-style="Foo" space-after="20pt">...</fo:block>
6.3.	I use a set of numbered paragraph styles (i.e. `<paragraph-style numbering="XXX"/>`) to create several lists. However all the list items are continuously numbered across the generated DOCX file as if it were a single, giant list. How to use a set of numbered paragraph styles to create several, distinct lists in the DOCX file?
	See Section 3.6, “The `xfc:restart-numbering` extension attribute”.


5. Adding named styles support to an existing XSLT stylesheet		Chapter 7. XSL-FO extension for Office Open XML