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Hi @sagar-kalburgi-ripcord,

You need to use function document.Open instead the document.OpenTemplate, as the document.OpenTemplate will maintain the styles that being used.

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Thanks for the clarification! I'll try this out and respond

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Hi @sampila

Thanks, your suggestion worked. I have a question, so this program works

 
doc, err := document.OpenTemplate("demo.docx")
if err != nil {
log.Fatalf("error opening document template: %s", err)
}

fmt.Println("Size: ", doc.BodySection().X().PgSz)

And the output it prints is

Size: &{12240 15840 <nil>}

I suppose 12240 is the width of any page of the document in twips and 15840 is the height of any page in the document in twips?

But if I try to print doc.BodySection().X().PgSz.WAttr.ST_UnsignedDecimalNumber it prints a hexadecimal number 0x140002f68f0. How is this value related to 12240?

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Hi @sagar-kalburgi-ripcord,

the when you are print the doc.BodySection().X().PgSz.WAttr.ST_UnsignedDecimalNumber and it is showing hexadecimal number, that's actually the address value, as it is pointer, to print the integer value, you can use

if pgSize := doc.BodySection().X().PgSz; pgSize != nil {
	if pgSize.WAttr != nil && pgSize.WAttr.ST_UnsignedDecimalNumber != nil {
		fmt.Println("Size: ", *pgSize.WAttr.ST_UnsignedDecimalNumber)
	}
}

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Oh I see my bad, makes sense thanks!

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You are welcome.
Looks like this issue solved, we closing this issue now, you can re-open this issue if you are still having problem with this issue.

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