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Certificates / Invoices formatting
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5 years 2 months ago #122056
by Ira Weintraub
Certificates / Invoices formatting was created by Ira Weintraub
Anyone have any suggestions in regards to formatting the html certificates or invoices to appear correctly on the PDF? Having a particular issue with not be able to use absolute posting, as well as font size discrepancies.
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5 years 2 months ago #122062
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic Certificates / Invoices formatting
Hello Ira
Sadly, PDF, unlike HTML, has very limited support for css. The library which we are using (TCPDF) does not have a clear documentation about it.
So you can only use basic HTML tags like table, tr, td to build the layout of the invoices/certificate
Maybe look at this example tcpdf.org/examples/example_061/ to see basic css supported by the library to see whether it can be used for your need
In the future, when we can raise minimum PHP requirement to 5.6, we will use a better library for advance css support, but for now, we will have to use what provided in TCPDF
Tuan
Sadly, PDF, unlike HTML, has very limited support for css. The library which we are using (TCPDF) does not have a clear documentation about it.
So you can only use basic HTML tags like table, tr, td to build the layout of the invoices/certificate
Maybe look at this example tcpdf.org/examples/example_061/ to see basic css supported by the library to see whether it can be used for your need
In the future, when we can raise minimum PHP requirement to 5.6, we will use a better library for advance css support, but for now, we will have to use what provided in TCPDF
Tuan
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4 years 11 months ago #124988
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In the future ... minimum PHP 5.6 ?? I think for security reasons alone u should set minimum requirement to 7.1.
Plus, the PDF ticket option with this limitations on styling, is almost useless..
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Tuan Pham Ngoc wrote: Hello Ira
In the future, when we can raise minimum PHP requirement to 5.6, we will use a better library for advance css support, but for now, we will have to use what provided in TCPDF
Tuan
In the future ... minimum PHP 5.6 ?? I think for security reasons alone u should set minimum requirement to 7.1.
Plus, the PDF ticket option with this limitations on styling, is almost useless..
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4 years 11 months ago #124993
by Tuan Pham Ngoc
Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic Certificates / Invoices formatting
5.6 would be the right option for now as not all customers are running on PHP 7. We can only raise minimum requirement to PHP 7.1 (or 7.2) when we drop support for Joomla 3 (maybe in about 2 years).
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Tuan
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