To facilitate the layout, three specific tags have been added:
<page><page_header><page_footer>
They must be used as follow:
<page>
<page_header>
...
</page_header>
<page_footer>
...
</page_footer>
...
</page> You must not use <body> and <html> tags.
You can use the main following attributes:
| Attribute | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| pageset | new | Specify if we want to use the previous page definition (old) or a new one (new) |
| pagegroup | old | Specify if we are in the same page group (old) or in a new one (new) |
| hideheader | comma-separate page numbers on which we want to hide the header | |
| hidefooter | comma-separate page numbers on which we want to hide the footer | |
| orientation | Portrait (P) or Lanscape (L). By default, the orientation specified in the Html2Pdf constructor | |
| format | Format to use The list of the available values are here. By default, the orientation specified in the Html2Pdf constructor | |
| style | css style | |
| class | css class |
You can use the following attributes to manage page margin:
| Attribute | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| backtop | 0 | value with unit (mm, px, pt, % ) |
| backbottom | 0 | value with unit (mm, px, pt, % ) |
| backleft | 0 | value with unit (mm, px, pt, % ) |
| backright | 0 | value with unit (mm, px, pt, % ) |
You can use the following attributes to manage page background:
| Attribute | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| backcolor | transparent | css color value |
| backimg | url of the image to use | |
| backimgx | center | x position of the image on the page background: left / center / right / value with unit (mm, px, pt, % ) |
| backimgy | middle | y position of the image on the page background: top / middle / bottom / value with unit (mm, px, pt, % ) |
| backimgw | 100% | width on the image on the page background: value with unit (mm, px, pt, % ) |
You can add a light footer by using the attribute footer. It takes coma-separated values:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| page | display the current page |
| date | display the generation date |
| time | display the generation time |
| form | display a disclamer about form compatibility |
It allows to define, for the entire html code included within the layout :
- margins left, right, top, bottom (backleft, backright, backtop, backbottom)
- background image, with its position and size (backimg, backimgx, backimgy, backimgw)
- the background color (backcolor)
- orientation (orientation) and format (format)
- simple automatic footer (footer)
- a header and a footer complex HTML (using tags page_header and page_footer).
It does not limit it-self to one final page of the PDF, but to a set of pages.
Any HTML code will be included automatically within the same layout.
It is possible to reuse the layout of the previous tag page using property pageset = “old.” This also automatically resume the header and the footer.
Its allows you to use complex HTML as the header of the current page.
Its definition must necessarily be located just after the opening of the <page> tag.
It can contain any valid HTML.
It is REQUIRED to specify the top margin, using the backtop attribute on the <page> tag.
You can use ̀css and class attribute on this specific tag.
Its allows you to use complex HTML as the header of the current page.
Its definition must necessarily be located just after the opening of the <page> tag.
It can contain any valid HTML.
It is REQUIRED to specify the top margin, using the backtop attribute on the <page> tag.
You can use css and class attribute on this specific tag.
Here's a little explanation of different margins:
<page backtop="7mm" backbottom="7mm" backleft="10mm" backright="10mm">
<page_header>
Page Header
</page_header>
<page_footer>
Page Footer
</page_footer>
Page Content
</page> $pdf = new \Spipu\Html2Pdf\Html2Pdf('P','A4','en', false, 'UTF-8', array(mL, mT, mR, mB));
$pdf->writeHTML($htmlContent);
$pdf->Output(); 