Some styles from a css linked styles file are persisted in html

[Jony]

I am creating html documents in word 2007.
I have an css file linked to the document from where I want pickup the styles.
When the doc is saved (html filtered) some properties from the "css-styles"
are persisted in the html file. When I do changes in the styles in the css
file, the doc html has some changes done and others not.
In the resulting html file are present the link to the css file and
document-level definition of styles!!!
There are any way to avoid that behavior of word 2007 ?
Tanks

 

[PamC via OfficeKB.com]

Word adds its own style sheet (css) in the html file's head section. Css
specifications in the html file override the linked style sheet when the
specs conflict. That may explain why changes to your linked css are not
getting through. Using a text editor, you can delete Word's css and any
formatting spec in the body. If you need to comply with the linked css, don't
know anything about hand coding html (which you need to do to fix this), and
don't care to learn it, pick a different html development tool.

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