Custom-style-map doesn't affect built-in 'Quick Styles'

I have the following in a text file:

p[style-name='Test Style'] => div.aside > h2:fresh
p[style-name='Test Style2'] => div.aside > p:fresh
p[style-name='Emphasis'] => div.aside > p:fresh

I’m running this from the command line using the ‘–style-map’ flag pointed at the above file. The first two style rules take affect as expected. The third rule does nothing. The same goes for any of the built-in (pre-defined) Quick Styles in Word.

[MCTaylor17]

Thank you for the quick response. You are correct about case-sensitivity, but only for the various heading levels. I looked at the XML and it looks like the Quick Styles I was having trouble with were w:type="character" rather than w:type="paragraph". The solution is to use r[style-name='Emphasis'] rather than p[style-name='Emphasis'].

Here’s a summary of my findings for the pre-defined Quick Styles in MS Word:

p-type:
Title
Subtitle
No Spacing
Quote
Intense Quote
List Paragraph

p-type & lowercase:
heading 1
heading 2
heading 3
heading 4
heading 5
heading 6

r-type:
Subtle Emphasis
Emphasis
Intense Emphasis
Strong
Subtle Reference
Intense Reference
Book Title

On the subject of case sensitivity, would it be difficult to make the style-maps case-insensitive?

[MCTaylor17]

Nicely done!