Word: Save HTML Without Extra Microsoft Markup

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When saving a file as html in Microsoft Word, the file is typically filled with bloated excessive markup. By removing this markup, your html code will be more usable and readable.


When microsoft added a save to html feature, many people thought this would help them transition to the web. Yeah, right.

All the excessive Microsoft markup makes editing or formatting that content almost impossible.

However, the most recent versions of Microsoft Word have added a new Save as feature: Web Page, Filtered. This saves this all the extra markup.



1. Open Document in Microsoft Word
2. Click File
3. Click Save As
4. From the drop down box select Web Page, Filtered
5. Click Save button

 

3 Comments -


  1. reworder said on October 12, 2008

    This doesn’t really work all that well, actually. I still get bloat; it’s just not as much.

  2. davak said on October 12, 2008

    When working with Microsoft software, I think less bloat is still a good thing… :)

  3. Anonymous said on February 23, 2010

    there are extra and junk html code

 

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