HTML is a form of coding used to tag text files in the right format and can easily be readable on web pages. That is why we need a word to HTML converter to do all the work.
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More information on the word to HTML conversion can be found here | More information on the word to HTML conversion can be found <a href=”https://writingtools.contentaccess.net/”>here</a> |
Copy the document you want to convert to HTML and paste it on the word editor. Ensure that the numbering, bullet points, tab-ins and other formatting options are the way you want them to be.
Click on the HTML editor. Ensure all the codes are correctly placed. Click on “clear document” to erase any in-excess formats. Click back to the word editor to confirm the document formatting hasn’t changed.
Go back to the HTML editor, copy the document as it is and copy it on the webpage, blog post or any other online page. Publish the document to see if the intended format is achieved.
If the post doesn’t have the intended features, repeat the same process until it is perfect.
The Word to HTML converter on Writing Tools presents more than just one service to the user. It compliments all article writing services to provide a one-stop-shop. Other services offered on Writing Tools include:
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