Topic: CSS to PDF problems

@Trace you’re actually having another issue. Addressed via email…

Topic: CSS to PDF problems

Are you still having these issues?

I’d advise you to rather add CSS classes in the css template file, rather than in-line. There are already styles defined for things like table.list td { } which you might want to override.

Those templates do pick up some standard styling from our (non-user editable) css files for the application, so you might be running into issues there.

However, I’ve never run into an issue where it looks one way on the HTML, and differently in the PDF. This might be a support issue better handled via email. Drop me a line if you are still having problems.

Topic: CSS to PDF problems

3rd paragraph I tried saying “have tried removing the BR tag”

Topic: CSS to PDF problems

When I edit templates and add or modify CSS the changes appear when I preview the HTML estimate/invoice/whatever but when I click “download PDF” the changes aren’t there.

For example, I am trying to modify the color of the text for the line item descriptions on the estimate template. So, I add a span around the description variable and add some CSS in the CSS file for that span. The color changes when I view the estimate in HTML but not when I view the PDF download.

Also, on the estimate template I have tried removing to
tag between the line item table and the terms below, which appears fine in the HTML preview but there’s still a gap in the PDF download.

Also, a lot of the templates have CSS classes I don’t even see in the CSS template file. Where are these classes being pulled from?

Obviously I’m missing something here. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.