#28100

Okay, I understand. 😉

#26416

Often when i use a construction like <h2>...<table>… the header ends up at the middle of the first page and the table on a new page.

Is it possible to give some single directive to keep headers always on the same page as their first lines of content, or is the only option to put the header and its associated content in a DIV with “page-break-inside: avoid”?

Best regards,
Arvid

#28090

I’ve been able to the use CCS style for Arabic:

text-align: right;

Although I have been having issues with the table of contents when working with true type fonts.

#26417

We have a long page(a large table) to output PDF, and we want put some texts in each page’s left or right, such as CSS3 left-top(middle, bottom) or right-top(middle, bottom), does PD4ML has any API to support this?

thx

#28107

You may achieve that either with a footer definition

html-pdf-faq-f1/pdf-page-headers-footers-definition-options-t41.html

or with a footnote. See: <pd4ml:footnone> tag.

#28105

Another option is to place a conditional page break before <h2>

For example <pd4ml:page.break ifSpaceBelowlessThan="500"/>

#28091

Please give a try to a new version we’ve just published to the download area.

#28108

I mean left / right side of page, like this

not bottom of page

#28109

No, such features are not supported.

#28106

Yes, that could be useful too, if you have a good idea about the size of the element coming after the heading. I’m not sure that it would be so helpful to add as a general directive in our pre-processor, though.

Most typesetting/word processing tools have logic that ensures that a header will never be the last thing on a page, it would be very neat to a have generic function like that in PD4ML.

Perhaps a tag like <pd4ml:please-dont-break-here>, that could be added by a pre-processor after every element that you don’t want to be the last on a page, would be really nice!

#28072

Hi!
We used pd4ml.enableDebugInfo() but in tomcat log we see the same messages.
There are no changes if we use or don’t use pd4ml.enableDebugInfo() in the code.
Do I ahve to see to another log?
Thanks

#28073

It should write debug info to the same log, where you found the exceptions.
Which version of PD4ML do you use?

#28074

the latest pd4ml.prof.361b1.zip!

#28075

If debug mode is switched on, it should at least output its version number. If there is no such output, please make sure, that your Java code with pd4ml.enableDebugInfo() call is not ignored because of cached older stuff.

#28076

You are right! ^^’

I’ll move it!

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