danfickle

Hi @sake92 For the characters, you will still have to embed a valid font for most languages other than English. See the template author's guide on the readme for tips....

I strongly recommend combining the templates if possible. Other than that, the sample above in this thread should work. What are you having trouble with?

Hi @abozanona, Have you taken into account the page margins? Also, the cut-off page support outlined in the wiki may be an option. I'm going to start working on built-in...

Thanks @omna-manz, SVG background images are likely to get in the next release. Stay tuned.

By default the `transform-origin` is in the middle of the box, so this is what it rotates around. You may also need a small `translateX`. Could you try something like...

G'day @aleksandr-m I was thinking of the following use case. Imagine a CMS to output PDF documents. There are many templates and an on-line template editor to create more. Currently,...

Note that form controls need a `name` and must be in a `form`. I just tried this in the sandbox with success: ````xhtml Permanent Address ````

Sorry @abhi0476 My understanding is that Hindi needs advanced text shaping support such as different character forms for different positions and horizontal and/or vertical displacement from character to character. Currently...

Hi @ga5tan The library is aimed at programmers. However there is a command line application (with a compiled version available for download) at: https://github.com/danfickle/openhtmltopdf-cli I would steer clear of the...

Line break options are provided by a line break iterator. By default, we use the Java standard library with US locale. We then wrap this in a custom iterator to...