Guides and notes
Practical guides for converting Markdown and AI drafts into Word, choosing templates, and handling tables, formulas, diagrams, and citations.
![Markdown Footnotes Still Show [^1] in Word? Fix Numbering, Indentation, and Multi-Paragraph Notes](https://docucraftbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/01-6.png)
Markdown footnotes are easy to write, but they can become confusing after conversion to Word. A reference may remain as [^1], numbering may change, repeated references may point to the wrong...
![Markdown Citations Still Show [@key] in Word? Fix BibTeX and Bibliography Errors](https://docucraftbox.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/01-5.png)
A citation such as [@smith2024] is useful while writing Markdown, but it should not remain visible in a finished Word document. If citation keys appear unchanged, the conversion process prob...
A fenced code block may look correct in a Markdown editor and still become difficult to read after conversion to Word. Indentation can shift, long commands may extend beyond the page, langua...
A Markdown document may contain formulas that look correct in an editor but appear as raw LaTeX text after conversion to Word. Instead of a formatted equation, the DOCX may display character...
A Markdown table can look perfectly readable in a wide editor window and still become difficult to use after conversion to Word. Columns may shrink, headings may wrap into several lines, lon...
Your Markdown document looks complete in the editor, but several images disappear after it is converted to Word. The text, headings, and tables are present, while the DOCX contains blank spa...
Copying a response from ChatGPT into Microsoft Word looks simple until the document contains headings, tables, formulas, code blocks, images, or a table of contents. Plain copy and paste may...
