body.append(title1)
for p in range(3):
title = Header(2, random_text(1)[:70])
body.append(title)
paragraph = Paragraph(random_text(10))
# Adding Footnote
# Now we add a footnote on each paragraph
# Notes are quite complex so they deserve a dedicated API on paragraphs:
some_word = paragraph.text_recursive.split()[3]
# choosing the 4th word of the paragraph to insert the note
paragraph.insert_note(
after=some_word, # The word after what the “¹” citation is inserted.
note_id=f"note{p}", # The unique identifier of the note in the document.
citation="1", # The symbol the user sees to follow the footnote.
body=(
f'Author{p}, A. (2007). "How to cite references", Sample Editions.'
# The footnote itself, at the end of the page.
),
)
body.append(paragraph)
if not os.path.exists("test_output"):
os.mkdir("test_output")
output = os.path.join("test_output", "my_document_with_footnote.odt")
# And finally save the document.
my_document.save(target=output, pretty=True)
# Creation / Insertion
table = Table("table1", width=2, height=2, style="Standard")
table.set_values(data)
body.append(table)
# 3- Description (=> footnote & => highlight)
# -------------------------------------------
heading = Header(1, text="Description")
body.append(heading)
# A paragraph with a note
text = "The odfdo project is made to generate easily OpenDocuments."
paragraph = Paragraph(text, style="Standard")
paragraph.insert_note(
after="odfdo project", note_id="note1", citation="1", body="http://xxxxxxxxxxxx/"
)
body.append(paragraph)
# A paragraph with a highlighted word
# The style
style = Style(
"text", "style2", parent="Standard", area="text", background_color=rgb2hex("yellow")
)
document.insert_style(style)
# The paragraph
text = (
"The office document file format OpenDocument Format (ODF) "
"is an ISO standard ISO 26300 used by many applications."
from odfdo import Document, Paragraph
document = Document('text')
body = document.body
paragraph = Paragraph(('A paragraph with a footnote '
'about references in it.'))
body.append(paragraph)
# Notes are quite complex so they deserve a dedicated API on paragraphs:
paragraph.insert_note(after="graph",
note_id='note1',
citation="1",
body=('Author, A. (2007). "How to cite references", '
'New York: McGraw-Hill.'))
# That looks complex so we detail the arguments:
#
# after => The word after what the “¹” citation is inserted.
# note_id => The unique identifier of the note in the document.
# citation => The symbol the user sees to follow the footnote.
# body => The footnote itself, at the end of the page.
#
# odfdo creates footnotes by default. To create endnotes (notes
# that appear at the end of the document), give the
# note_class=’endnote’ parameter.
# Creation / Insertion
table = Table('table1', width=2, height=2, style="Standard")
table.set_values(data)
body.append(table)
# 3- Description (=> footnote & => highlight)
# -------------------------------------------
heading = Header(1, text='Description')
body.append(heading)
# A paragraph with a note
text = 'The odfdo project is made to generate easily OpenDocuments.'
paragraph = Paragraph(text, style="Standard")
paragraph.insert_note(after="odfdo project",
note_id='note1',
citation='1',
body='http://xxxxxxxxxxxx/')
body.append(paragraph)
# A paragraph with a highlighted word
# The style
style = Style('text',
"style2",
parent="Standard",
area='text',
background_color=rgb2hex('yellow'))
document.insert_style(style)
# The paragraph
text = ('The office document file format OpenDocument Format (ODF) '
