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yes - pdf's understand primitive css only - like css1 and maybe a bit of css2.<br />
keep it real simple.<br />
good luck ...
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yes - pdf's understand primitive css only - like css1 and maybe a bit of css2.
keep it real simple.
good luck ...

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Hi,<br />
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I am creating a bunch of files both html, and pdf on the fly using existing templates. &nbsp;I see the html file with the stylesheet being applied. However, the pdf file does not have any of that it is just text. &nbsp;The paths are the same. Anything different that needs to be handled when applying a stylesheet for a pdf?
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Hi,

I am creating a bunch of files both html, and pdf on the fly using existing templates.  I see the html file with the stylesheet being applied. However, the pdf file does not have any of that it is just text.  The paths are the same. Anything different that needs to be handled when applying a stylesheet for a pdf?

Not seeing css appear in a pdf file generated on the fly coldfusion

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ColdFusion Language

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