:point_up: Edit: 2. How does one embed JavaScript in PDF with WeasyPrint? (viewer applications should be able to execute it by themself - for example, to fill out the date of printing)
:point_up: Edit: 2. How does one embed JavaScript in PDF with WeasyPrint? (viewer applications should be able to execute it by themself - for example, to fill out the field with print timestamp)
:point_up: Edit: 2. How does one embed JavaScript in PDF with WeasyPrint? (viewer applications should be able to execute it by themself - for example, to fill out the field with print timestamp)
:point_up: Edit: 2. How does one embed JavaScript in PDF with WeasyPrint? (viewer applications should be able to execute it by themself - for example, to fill out the field with opening timestamp)
Edit: 2. How does one embed JavaScript in PDF with WeasyPrint? (viewer applications should be able to execute it by themself - for example, to fill out the field with opening timestamp)
I have no idea about how it’s done in PDF, but it’s probably not supported
anyways, yeah, there would be less point in it if we don't have Form Fields first
Guillaume Ayoub
@liZe
Form fields have been quite difficult to handle for a long time, but now that we use our own PDF generation background, it’s a bit easier to implement the feature
Hi. We Saw some comments on ligatures, and a bug that wasn't. The bug showed ligatures in regular English text, but I don't think the ligatures work for Khmer. Is this known? Should I create a bug or something?
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Guillaume Ayoub
@liZe
@llappall:matrix.org Hello!
You can share an HTML/CSS sample here or in an issue, as you want
I have an paragraph with 2 columns containing 2 images (the same size). Within the browser the images are places correctly. Weasyprint set these images not horizontalky but vertically. Is this bug known?
Guillaume Ayoub
@liZe
@jjsa:matrix.org Hi! Could you please share your example?
Question regarding WeasyPrint: I looking for a pdf generator which can add graphic with overlay text on the bottom of the last page (first page=last if only one page). So far I haven't found a solid solution. Can WeasyPrint do this?
Guillaume Ayoub
@liZe
@maxillirator:matrix.org You could use an absolute block at the end of your HTML, it will be displayed only on the last page, where you want.
Thanks for response, found a solution but don't think this would work. Absolut position breaks height calculations which could result in overwrite if I have flowing elements. I.e. unpredictability.