Brian Sweeney
Brian Sweeney
It is possible, but not simple. Have a look at this TOC sample: http://eclecticgeek.com/dompdf/debug.php?identifier=toc-v0.6.x
Are you using fixed-position elements for that other content? If so I can see why that would be a problem. Can you post a sample of your document?
I see you came back in #1512. Presumably I can test with that document? FYI, since the current page can be generated using CSS you should be able to change...
Nice hacking there! I'm glad you were able to work it out. The CPDF class is in need of a major rewrite, but it's not on our immediate to-do list.
Not really. The most relevant may be #184. As you can see the idea has been around since before we moved to git.
While CMYK is nominally supported there is not a way to set this option globally. Additionally, image processing is strictly in RGB at present. You can override base styling so...
Are you using Composer to install Dompdf and it's requirements? It looks like your application autoloader is overriding the one that would be used by Dompdf.
The PDF is not rendering correctly when you're using checkboxes because Dompdf utilizes a DejaVu font for the checkbox character. Non-core fonts are processed by php-font-lib. For some reason your...
First, what framework are you using (Symfony, laravel, CakePHP)? Second, how are you setting up autoloading for Dompdf within your framework (`require_once("vendor/autoload.php")`)?
Dompdf itself no longer has an autoloader for Composer installation. How is the vendor autoload referenced? Do you reference it directly, or as part of app/autoload?