journal-typesetting

Convert Word manuscripts into two-column and single-column HTML outputs.

Updated Feb 27, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/garetneda-gif/journal-typesetting --skill journal-typesetting
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Skill: journal-typesetting
Source: https://github.com/garetneda-gif/journal-typesetting/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/garetneda-gif/journal-typesetting --skill journal-typesetting

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes assets (resource) and scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Converts Word academic manuscripts into MedBA Medicine HTML formats, enabling both PDF-ready two-column output and a seamless online single-column view, while preserving structure and styling aligned with the journal's guidelines.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Converts Word documents to two HTML formats: a two-column, paginated version for PDF and a single-column, continuous version for online viewing.
  • Automatically attaches and validates PubMed, Google Scholar, and Crossref links for references, with optional metadata verification.
  • Provides a template-driven workflow including front matter extraction, figure/table handling, pagination rules, and strict style duplication to minimize manual reformatting in academic publishing.
  • Triggered by journal-layout related phrases to streamline Word-to-HTML typesetting tasks for researchers, editors, and publishers.

Quick Start

Run the journal-typesetting skill on a Word manuscript to generate both two-column HTML (PDF-ready) and single-column HTML (online view) and review the results.

Frequently Asked Questions about journal-typesetting

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I convert a Word manuscript to HTML for journal typesetting?

To convert a Word manuscript to HTML for journal typesetting, you parse the document to extract structured metadata and generate a two-column paginated version for PDF alongside a single-column continuous online view.

What is the best way to attach PubMed and Crossref links to academic references?

The best way to attach PubMed and Crossref links to academic references is using a template-driven workflow that automatically appends external database links to citations during the Word to HTML conversion, with optional metadata verification.

Can I generate a two-column PDF-ready HTML layout from a single Word document?

Yes, you can generate a two-column PDF-ready HTML layout from a single Word document. The typesetting process applies strict pagination rules to create the two-column format while simultaneously producing a single-column continuous online version.

Does the Word to HTML typesetting process preserve figures and tables?

Yes, the Word to HTML typesetting process preserves figures and tables. The template-driven workflow includes specific figure and table handling, front matter extraction, and strict style duplication to ensure content integrity and minimize manual reformatting.

What are the limitations of automated academic manuscript conversion to HTML?

Limitations of automated academic manuscript conversion to HTML include potential styling deviations that require manual checks. The process uses strict style duplication and pagination checks with robust error handling to mitigate content integrity issues, but optional resource templates must be supplied for full customization.