Brian Sweeney

Thanks for the follow-up. I'll keep this issue open so we remember to revisit the paper sizes.

Nice catch. I don't really have a work around for this one right now. The only possible option would be to use `display: inline-block`, except that dompdf doesn't correctly calculate...

Would love to produce a fix but can't say when that would happen.

Dompdf is much improved rendering this document, particularly with the upcoming release. Descenders, however, still aren't fully contained.

The issue is the format. dompdf v0.6.1 pretty much only works with TTF. I believe it's the same situation with the code in development. Though there's some rudimentary support for...

No progress yet. We use [php-font-lib](https://github.com/phenx/php-font-lib) for font handling and so support would have to be built into that library.

php-font-lib supports a variety of font types, but that's separate from what can be embedded inside a PDF document. Until fairly recently we were developing against the PDF 1.3 spec,...

You don't even really need to do that. You can just tell Dompdf that the format is truetype. For example: ``` @font-face { font-family: Maplestory; src: url('https://eclecticgeek.com/dompdf/fonts/Maplestory-Bold.otf') format('truetype') } *...

Subsetting is a [configuration option](https://github.com/dompdf/dompdf/blob/v2.0.0/src/Options.php#L218-L223), enabled by default. To disable you would just need to modify that option. There are a few ways to do that, such as during Dompdf...

Also, thanks for poking at Dompdf I didn't even really think to see if it was possible at a base level.