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Spipu,

Thanks for your help in the past and for a great application.

I've been studying Example 3 & 7 for <page>, <page_header>, and <page_footer>. It looks like in the <page> tag you can enter top and bottom margin dimensions (backtop, backbottom qualifiers) as well as many other items - are these documented elsewhere? I'm assuming that pageset="old" means to use the previous settings on the next page(s). Is there also a way to set the header or footer without their tags, e.g. footer= in the <page> tag without using <page_footer>? Also parameters for those qualifiers - I see date, hour, and page #?

I know that you're going to recommend reading the examples, but there are some things that aren't covered.

Thanks.

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Hi !

that's right, a doc could be fine... i will try to write it when i will have time !

for <page> and margins dimensions, read this topics/115649-explicationles-marges-de-html2pdf it could help you
for pageset="old" : it means to use the previous settings, page_header, and page_footer of previous page on the next page
for header, you must use the page_header tag
for footer, you can also use the footer property of the page tag


properties of <page> tag :
pageset : old / new
orientation : p / P / portrait / l / L / landscape / paysage
backimg : image url
backimgx : left / center / right / value (mm, px, pt, % )
backimgy : top / middle / bottom / value (mm, px, pt, % )
backimgw : value (mm, px, pt, % )
backtop : value (mm, px, pt, % )
backbottom : value (mm, px, pt, % )
backleft : value (mm, px, pt, % )
backright : value (mm, px, pt, % )
backcolor : color value
footer : values in (page, date, heure, form), separate by ;
Ancien pseudo : lolo

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Just what I needed thanks.