Using CSS media type ‘print’ for your PDF

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We just introduced a new feature to all our paid conversion services and that is the use of CSS media types. For those amongst you who don’t know what it is, w3schools explains it really well. Basically you can use them to prepare your website for better viewing depending on the device (or media) that… Read more »

Page breaking

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One of the questions we regularly get is about page breaking. How does Webkit decide when the content is broken up into separate pages and how can you prevent that yourself? First of all – if you have a lot of content, which normally spans multiple pages, you have a few options. First of all… Read more »

HTML to PDF SDK – examples

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This post is intended to be a ‘Quick Start’ for people who want to use our HTML to PDF SDK and are looking for some examples to start with. In our documentation you will also find quite some examples and when you download the library you will notice that it contains a file with example… Read more »

HTML to PDF API – examples

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In this post we’ll show you a list of examples of using the HTML to PDF API. Each of these examples is intended as addition to the documentation, that explains all options. The HTML to PDF API works in all programming languages. So you can invoke it in C#, Java, PHP, Ruby, Python, VB.NET or… Read more »

Save as PDF – examples

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In this post we’ll show you a list of examples of using the ‘save as PDF’ functionality. Each of these examples is intended as addition to the documentation, that explains all options. The goal of our “save as PDF” service is to give website owners the possibility of adding a simple link to their pages… Read more »