php - Styling PDF's with multiple text columns -
This is a PDF or HTML styling question: I need several text columns in my pdf. I have a custom modification in PDFMaker's PDF export tool for Vtiger, but at the moment it seems like I can inline the style only in style style tags, which is generated from the PHP export module.
When using text / code editor in the browser, my style works fine. I am able to create text columns and everything looks great! (Thanks to this genius!) ... I am using this exact code, only inline.
.cols {-moz-column-count: 3; -Moz-column-difference: 3%; -Moz-column-width: 30%; -webkit-column count: 3; -Vibit-column-gap: 3%; -WebKit-column-width: 30%; Column-count: 3; Column-difference: 3%; Column width: 30%; } But when I export to PDF, this column will not render..My child's heap of notex * Note: I had changed all the percentages for a fixed percentage (pdf Do not like percentages ... believe it, but it seems)
So, there is something special about styling to create PDF, does this column recognize? Or is there a proven job in CSS to get multiple text columns?
Thanks in advance, stackflow rock!
OK, no more answers after a few days, this is what I found out. There are various PDF "classes" (not sure about defining the class in this regard) ... but this is a code that interprets the different forms of code for PDF, I have PHP, JQuery and HTML have seen.
To answer my question, I needed to know that HTML Shell using PDF class' will work.
Li> After reading the documents, it seems that the 'column-count' style is not supported and the floats are limited. It appears that I can not get the 'Masonry' style layout which I am looking for. (At this time)
I hope that it will help someone else if my use of word class or library is misleading / wrong, please make me an empty comment to correct it and I But I will edit to clarify for future researchers.
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