Consider supporting alternate content blocks at root of part content
See original GitHub issueIf a part has an mc:AlternateContent
block at the root of the document, we do not load it. This is loaded fine in Office, so we may want to enable this scenario.
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That’s the beautify of the “Features” infrastructure - things can be opted in to for experimental stuff. Once #1294 is completed, it will be much easier (currently much of this stuff is handled before we return control to the user)
excerpt from internal discussion on the originating bug:
…if you add a sldMaster child
AlternateContent
block wrapping atransition
element per [MS-PPTX] 3.1 you can get the XML that we saw in the customer’s bug. Depending on whether you callAppendChild()
or how you callAddChild()
, it might add that AC block at the end or the beginning or anywhere in the list of children because it does not know what order to place anAlternateContent
element. Only aTransition
element and we don’t dig into AC blocks when adding them. This is also something we could add as rich features to the SDK.