Created attachment 882082 [details] Example Book If you have a "Title" formatted string in an ODT then it is imported as a <para> with an emphasis. To me this should be the title of the section/chapter or even the title of the book.
This bug was caused by incorrectly processing the style hierarchy. There was no way to identify the title in the supplied book with this bug. Now you identify the title either by the font name "Liberation Sans", the font size "28pt" or just by identifying it as bold text. This bug has been fixed in Build 1.6-SNAPSHOT 201405121141.
This doesn't address the issue I mentioned in comment #2, that the rules should be pulled from the ODT and then you select the rules from a dropdown list (or something similar). Atm it is highly confusing and something I don't see anyone being able to use without directly talking to you (or reading a heap of documentation)
Fixed in Build 1.6-SNAPSHOT 201405121209 Font and size selections are now combo boxes that list any fonts or sizes defined in the document.
This is still messy and confusing. You should be able to pull the styles from the <office:styles> element and present them instead of having to recall what you set for every title. Doing this is would be a lot friendlier and easier (I imagine it could probably be an automated step as well). In saying that however we'd still need the ability that is in place now for titles that don't use the standard formatting styles. As an example of the automated part I mentioned, anything that uses a style that is a child of the "Header" style could automatically be set as a heading/title. Anyways I could import the ODT with the title correctly being identified now, however it's still rather hard which is where this bug was aimed at. So I'm moving back to ASSIGNED, but feel free to split the bug up.
Correction "Header" should have been "Heading".
Created BZ#1100091 for the addition of style names to the wizard steps.
Moving to Verified since this was split into two bugs.