Footer at bottom of last page

#26799

Hello. I’m trying to get a footer for the last page.

I can do a footer for each page (appears nicely at the bottom)
I can do a footnote for the last page (appears only on the last page)

How do I combine them?

I want the footnote to be at the bottom, I tried this:

<pd4ml:footnote noref="true"><br /> <pd4ml:page.footer><br /> Last page footer content goes here.<br /> </pd4ml:page.footer><br /> </pd4ml:footnote>

But it still doesn’t do what I want. I could do with scope=”lastpage” if I’m honest with you. But I’ve read somewhere that its fundamentally difficult. So any advice I would really appreciate on how to get this to work as desired.

#29162

Sometime ago we discussed scope=”lastpage” feature.
html-pdf-faq-f1/scope-lastpage-t356.html
Probably you’ve seen the topic before.

#29163

Yep, I read that and that’s where I got the

<pd4ml:footnote>

from, but it doesn’t put the content at the very bottom of the page, which is what I need. I tried applying this css to the div that contained the footer:

bottom: 0px;<br /> position: fixed;

But still no…

#29164

Try to set bottom margin (inset) to 0 for the entire document. That results the footnote to be moved to the very bottom.

Instantly after tag or before put

[language=xml:1i6wu2la]   or other placeholder to allocate some bottom margin space for all pages, except the last one [/language:1i6wu2la]

#29165

Thanks, see here:

http://pastebin.com/ubp0JF8s

See if you can get the FOOTER text to be anchored at the bottom?

Thanks for your help…

#29166

This is what I get from pd4ml

#29167

Yes, I see. It was a good theoretical workaround, but unfortunately on practice it does not work. Obviously there is a bug in our code, which makes a footnote depend on the footer appearance.

We’ll check if there is a quick solution.

#29168

Thanks very much

#29169

Have you had any joy?

#29170

A solution will be available with the forthcoming beta release.

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