# Format-specific parameters
### Renamed HTML Tags
| **Type** | Text field |
| ----------- | ---------- |
| **Default** | Empty |
Defines HTML tags and their respective transformations before parsing, changing how content is interpreted. Useful for mapping custom HTML tags to standard semantic tags.
This field accepts input in the form of `tag=,replacetag=`.
For multiple replacements, separate each entry with a semicolon. You may also apply custom classes to tags using `class=class-name`.
The following is an example of a valid input for this field:
```
tag=span,replacetag=h4,class=expand-control-text;tag=strong,replacetag=h1
```
### HTML Parameters
| **Type** | Text field |
| ----------- | ---------- |
| **Default** | Empty |
No description available.
### PDF Parameters
| **Type** | Text field |
| ----------- | ---------- |
| **Default** | Empty |
No description available.
### Docx Parameters
| **Type** | Text field |
| ----------- | ---------- |
| **Default** | Empty |
Controls how Microsoft Word styles are converted into HTML elements during document parsing. Useful for ensuring that your document's structure remains consistent and that data is parsed correctly.
The field accepts input in the following format:
```
,:;,:
```
* **Word Style Name** — The name of the style applied to the text in the Word document.
* **HTML Tag** — The HTML tag you would like the text to be converted to.
* **Mode** — If set to `fresh`, a new HTML element will be created for each paragraph with this style. Otherwise, consecutive paragraphs with the same style will be appended to each other in the same HTML element.
For example, to convert every Title to a new H1, every Subtitle to a new H2, and append each consecutive paragraph styled as Normal, enter the following:
```
Title,h1:fresh;Subtitle,h2:fresh;Normal,p
```