Hello again Mary.
I think I understand now why the import chapter function behave like that.
In the html folder where impress has exported the files, there are two kinds of html files : img and text files.
Indeed for a same slide we'll find a imgxx.html and textxx.html files (where xx is a sequential number).
The problem is that we don't have the possibility to avoid that with libreoffice.
regards.
P. Kryzine, PhD.
I think I understand now why the import chapter function behave like that.
In the html folder where impress has exported the files, there are two kinds of html files : img and text files.
Indeed for a same slide we'll find a imgxx.html and textxx.html files (where xx is a sequential number).
The problem is that we don't have the possibility to avoid that with libreoffice.
regards.
P. Kryzine, PhD.