Brian Sweeney

That sample was specific to the #608 question, but the code should work fine. Actually, you can simplify it quite a bit.

The code I provided requires inline script to work. I've disabled inline script support for content entered into the "Manual Entry" and "Remote Document" fields of my debugger. So you'll...

As said by @mnbayazit, you either need to use an alternate string quotation style (like nowdoc) or you need to escape the quotes in the string so that they don't...

@Paktas you can specify a larger margin for the entire document then target page 1 for a smaller margin. Try the following in your stylesheet: ``` css @page { margin:...

@githubsustain that's a slightly different question than in this issue. Perhaps you would like to participate in the discussion over at #3178.

So far I've been unable to reproduce this particular issue. If you use a core font (e.g. Helvetica) do you experience the issue? Can you post a sample of your...

@stefanolanci that's ... interesting? I'm not sure why using output buffering in that way so long as you're not modifying the buffer contents while Dompdf is running. I'll have to...

I'm trying to coordinate the releases. SvgLib will be moving to 1.0, which will be the new minimum for Dompdf 3.0. In the meantime you can update via composer without...

Dompdf with that most recent release of SvgLib is secure. The separate SA in not because Dompdf itself is vulnerable, but because it's vulnerable in the context of using SvgLib....

I removed Dompdf from the list of affected packages, which I expect would allow a pass with `composer audit`? If anyone has guidance on a better way to configure the...