Brian Sweeney
Brian Sweeney
you can give them ~issue3484_at_dompdf.org~
This is due to how [fixed-position elements are collected](https://github.com/dompdf/dompdf/blob/v1.1.1/src/FrameReflower/Page.php#L119) for rendering, the assumption appearing to be that they would be declared on the first page.
Looking at this again and the resolution is perhaps easier than I was thinking. All fixed-position elements are collected before rendering begins, but the collection logic doesn't remove them from...
Currently I'm likely to merge https://github.com/dompdf/dompdf/pull/3640 over this one. Still waiting for feedback on that PR.
/tmp or /log ... that is strict. I'm investigating a "leave no trace" default for Dompdf that would not write anything to disk. But it's not yet in development so...
You'll have to get more details from the PHP logs. A likely cause would be going over memory or runtime limits.
When I render that HTML I get the following: What are you seeing when you render? Also, which release of Dompdf are you using? Is there any additional styling that...
I guess they are at least consistently rendered poorly? I'll take a look and see if I can identify where things are going wrong in the interpretation of the instruction.
Can you outline the problematic scenario where these licenses are concerned? IANAL but my understanding is that linking by itself is not problematic. Running an application should not be problematic....
I'm aware of Snyk flagging Dompdf due to licensing. My question is why your organization set it up that way. It's a choice made by your team to flag LGPL...