Brian Sweeney
Brian Sweeney
That's ... interesting? Dompdf does not support flexbox yet (#971) so the previous rendering was just accidentally visually acceptable. In versions prior to 1.2 the layout pretty much just breaks...
We have not coded in support for the `unicode-range` property yet. Until we've added support for this feature you'll need to configure two different fonts in your CSS then reference...
@keksa not as of yet. It probably won't be something we can look at until the release after next.
We do intend to address the issue but do not have a time frame right now. Until a fix is produced the best you can do is work around the...
We haven't begun discussing the process by which we could support this in the generated PDF. Off the top of my head, one way we can do this on the...
Dompdf does not support the `calc` function yet. I've tagged this as an enhancement request for future development. Specification can be found here: https://drafts.csswg.org/css-values/#calc-func
Nothing to report yet.
Any errors in the logs? You can enable Dompdf's error logging by setting the global variable `$_dompdf_show_warnings = true;`. Errors are persisted to the log file indicated by the logOutputFile...
If you're using a CA-signed cert then no need to use a custom context. It was just something to check. And, the authentication in the documentation is just a sample...
What things have you read indicating incompatibility? The migration guide hasn't had any updates primarily because I'm not aware of anything that needs to be called out. Are you looking...