Brian Sweeney

FYI in thinking through this some more it's probably a useful option to specify actual chroot-like functionality, but it's going to require more work thank done here since you're co-opting...

Any errors on the server side? Could it be due to system resource exhaustion? Or maybe the script never actually halts execution and the browser is sitting there waiting too...

Since using the browser's print function doesn't involve Dompdf I would expect that to work differently. Are you streaming the PDF (e.g. `$dompdf->stream()`)? Maybe try capturing the PDF in a...

Not sure what's going on that would cause this type of error when calling `stream`. The stream method doesn't do much more than what I outlined, though it is a...

I don't believe this is still an issue.

This Acme font? https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Acme Seem to work fine using the following HTML: ``` acme font ``` Do you have a sample of your usage?

We don't yet support flexbox styling. Display stylings line up with formatting classes which is why it's probably failing. We should be able to add some fallback support until this...

Indeed, it looks like the optimization implemented in 415123e is to blame. I believe the new behavior is, mostly, correct? At least based on a quick look, but more thorough...

It does now, I edited the sample earlier so that anyone coming to it doesn't have a potentially broken work-around. Added a note to that post.

FYI there are some use cases that Dompdf appears to handle differently from web browsers so we'll review in context of the the specification to see if any adjustments to...