Jonas Donhauser

You can add a new axis by using `None` as selector for your tensor/array. Like this you can "prepend" an extra dimension to 2-D data in numpy and torch: ```py...

I'm not sure whether this is the exact same situation but this is what worked with my setup: My problem was that the *static* files resulted in 404-Errors. The */usr/src/app/static*...

The last `pango` version under `debian 10 (buster)` is 1.42 such that `weasyprint` v53 which requires `pango` 1.0-1.44 does not work anymore. The error can be resolved by upgrading to...

Hi, cool that you are using this library! I did not have that error before I can't directly see something in your code that is wrong, so I would guess...

Hm okay, from my experience the `pango` errors are among the most annoying ones, `pango` itself is a dependency of `weasyprint` that is used under the hood to render the...

Sure, no problem! In general creating a "plain" PDF page should be relatively easy, you just need to ensure that `weasyprint` will mess up, if you simply pass the HTML...

Okay now I think we are getting there! Again its still looks like you are using this correctly but I suspect that there is a small part missing in your...

Okay nice that it works now! Contributions of any kind are very welcome, if you want to participate besides coding: - you can help by adding details to the README,...

> The "PDF Preview" option shows up correctly in the Wagtail admin interface, but when I select it, I get the error `get_css() takes 3 positional arguments but 4 were...

> Sorry, I spoke too soon. 0.2.1 seems to have broken pdf generation for me. I reverted to 0.2.0, and it works (with wagtail 2.15.3, django-weasyprint 1.1.0.post1, and WeasyPrint 52.5....