Brian Sweeney

The issue is the nested table (see #98). It doesn't look like you need to use nested tables here so the easiest fix would be to use separate tables for...

Since this appears to be related to 98 I'm going to close. Watch that issue for updates since there is active work on the functionality. Let me know if it...

FYI, your screen shot didn't upload correctly.

Can you get more details on why it failed, such as through the browser's network panel in the dev tools? Only initial thought is to call `exit` after streaming the...

You've specified the name via styling and default option, but you don't indicate how you loaded the font into Dompdf. Are you using `@font-face` to declare the font?

OK, so how do you register the font with Dompdf? You can't just drop files into the font directory. The wiki has some [instructions](https://github.com/dompdf/dompdf/wiki/UnicodeHowTo#load-a-font-supporting-your-characters-into-dompdf) that might help clarify what you...

I did a test with the following HTML and did not have any trouble replacing the default Helvetica. ``` @font-face { font-family: Helvetica; font-weight: normal; font-style: normal; src: url("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/google/fonts/refs/heads/main/apache/calligraffitti/Calligraffitti-Regular.ttf") format(truetype)...

Are you calling both `output` and `stream` in the same script? There's a known issue where that will corrupt the generated PDF. Also, your sample isn't replacing the Helvetica font...

This issue is likely caused by static variables used to cache calculated that can be found in various methods. I've been thinking about how we can better manage caching so...

Unfortunately, no. Static variables are designed to persist for the duration of the running context