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Formatting element based on "context" in HTML export?

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From: Hal_Jordy
Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2004 05:24
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I have a structured FrameMaker 7.0 doc that uses context to apply heading Paragraph Formats to an element. The element is simply <name>, but it can be Heading1 to Heading6 depending on how many levels of nesting there are. Unfortunately, when I Save As HTML all of the elements convert simply to a <P class="name"> with no way to differentiate between them. It would be great if they would convert as name1 through name6 so I could apply specific styles to them.

Is there any way to define these separately in the HTML conversion tables? Is it possible to list more complete xpaths or something to have them recognized as different styles?

Or... is it possible to do this if I have an attribute to reference? (I could have one automatically inserted in the element if that would help.)

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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