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How do I shift this block of text
Posted on 2014-04-23
Attached is a pdf of an invoice I am developing on my site. On the left you see the letter head but the details of the adressee shine through it. Setting 'margin-left' for that address has no effect, how can I shift this address to the right.
Attached is also the css for that page. The custromer address is supposed to be steered by the two objects that address the .customer class.
In the default version of this template the letter head is on top only, changing to this vertical letter head put the address in the current position. Hope this is clear.
invoice-2014-2-6.pdf
pdf.css
Attached is also the css for that page. The custromer address is supposed to be steered by the two objects that address the .customer class.
In the default version of this template the letter head is on top only, changing to this vertical letter head put the address in the current position. Hope this is clear.
invoice-2014-2-6.pdf
pdf.css
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Gentlemen,
thank you. I attach two php scripts that describe the page. If that isnt sufficient I'llhave to search in the original php-scripts of this Drupal module (named 'Commerce Billy').
commerce-order--commerce-order--.php
commerce-billy-pdf-page.tpl.php
thank you. I attach two php scripts that describe the page. If that isnt sufficient I'llhave to search in the original php-scripts of this Drupal module (named 'Commerce Billy').
commerce-order--commerce-order--.php
commerce-billy-pdf-page.tpl.php
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If possible, have an example page already rendered and displayed in front of you in the browser, then "Save as.." html.
I know what you mean but such a file is not available, not directly anyway, If I scan through the main php-files (which are attached as well) I find this piece of code, that seems relevant...but I do not know how to use it and get the html.
commerce-billy-pdf.install.txt
commerce-billy-pdf.admin.inc.txt
* Helper function that returns the generated HTML for the invoice PDFs.
*
* @param object[] $orders
* Array of order objects.
*/
function commerce_billy_pdf_html($orders) {
// Backwards compatibilty: also accept a single order object.
if (is_object($orders)) {
$orders = array($orders);
}
foreach ($orders as $order) {
$vars['viewed_orders'][] = entity_view('commerce_order', array($order->order_id => $order), 'pdf', NULL, TRUE);
// Add a credit memo.
if ($order->status == 'canceled') {
$vars['viewed_orders'][] = entity_view('commerce_order', array($order->order_id => $order), 'canceled', NULL, TRUE);
}
}
$css_files = variable_get('commerce_billy_pdf_css_files', array(drupal_get_path('module', 'commerce_billy_pdf') . '/css/pdf.css'));
$vars['inline_css'] = "";
foreach ($css_files as $file) {
$vars['inline_css'] .= file_get_contents($file);
}
return theme('commerce_billy_pdf_page', $vars);
}
commerce-billy-pdf.install.txt
commerce-billy-pdf.admin.inc.txt
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Does it mean you never see a page (that looks like the pdf output) one step BEFORE you generate the pdf ?
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@Theo - can you outline the steps you follow to produce the PDF?
Somewhere there might be a way to view the page in the browser - if you can do that and save the page we will be able to help you.
Somewhere there might be a way to view the page in the browser - if you can do that and save the page we will be able to help you.
The reason this takes so long is that I have asked the developer of the Drupal module that is the issue here to tell me how to get to the html or tell me how to solve the problem described. As so very often in the Drupal world it takes forever for an answre to come if it does at all.
The answer apparently doesnt come from Drupal and the reason for that may be that the handling of the html is done by DomPDF. Is there anyone here who is familiar with that? Or should I invoke the services of the moderator here?
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