page margins and css @page and header/footer margins

  • Resolved herrstrietzel

    (@15broetchenmann)


    7 years, 4 months ago

    Hi Florian,

    I wonder who I can customize my page margins.
    The css @page rule works well for page margins but both html footer and header get stripped. In former versions of mpdf I could use something like this in my template.php but it doesn’t seem to work anymore

    
 $pdf_margin_left =20;
 $pdf_margin_right=20;
 $pdf_margin_top=50;
 $pdf_margin_bottom=50;
 $pdf_margin_header=50;
 $pdf_margin_footer=50;

    Maybe due to a newer version of mpdf library.
    I’m using wp-mpdf v.3.2
    Great Plugin!

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  • Thread Starter herrstrietzel

    (@15broetchenmann)

    Aaah!

    adding the global definitions in my template file solved the problem 

    	global $pdf_margin_left;
	global $pdf_margin_right;
	global $pdf_margin_top;
	global $pdf_margin_bottom;
	global $pdf_margin_header;
	global $pdf_margin_footer;

    But I’d also like to use the css @page method if possible.
    Regards,
    Patrick

    Plugin Author fkrauthan

    (@fkrauthan)

    Sorry for the late reply as I was on vacation. Glad you figured it out yourself. Unfortunately the @page directive would have to come from MPDF which sounds like is not supported in the current version that is used for this plugin.

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