Brian Sweeney

Even with this sample I'm unable to reproduce the issue. You can try yourself by inlining the resources and testing in the [debug helper](https://eclecticgeek.com/dompdf/debug.php). ``` Test PDF @media print {...

Not really. I had started to work on a fix for the line height adjustment issue in #2762, though I ran into a roadblock then had to switch gears and...

This is the first I've heard of this so thank you for bringing it to our attention. I appreciate you researching this as well. I'll look into the issue a...

> Would you consider also having a list of known differences between the parsers? Honestly I couldn't say without significant research what the known differences are. The previous HTML5 parser...

As for the actual issue, there does not appear to be any in-built way to avoid dropping the `unconsume(); $this->text($this->scanner->current()); ``` This is, of course, just me hacking my way...

That change would have to go into the masterminds/html5-php class. Meaning the chances of seeing it implemented soon (if at all) are relatively low. On first look it does appear...

ref Masterminds/html5-php#250

Are you copying the full site source from the local server to the remote? If so, could some of the resource references be incorrect after copy?

The current release of Dompdf supports all the way back to PHP 7.1 so you should be fine to use 2.0.3. PHP 7.4 will be the minimum required PHP for...

The first thing to note is that Dompdf does not currently support the box-sizing declaration (#669), so you'll need to calculate your length with that in mind. Adjusting those length...