Hi,
I have several questions on the topic.
When using conversion of html to pdf (with java), is it possible to make images to always fit into a single page, and not to split an image into multiple pages?
Currently, I am able to do that by applying css styles that make height equal to page height without margins, something like this:
<img … style=“height: ${maxPageHeight}” />
Is there any other way, preferably without specifying the exact page height? Maybe by setting some options in Java code? The relevant piece of code how we are currently saving documents in Java:
InputStream targetStream = new
ByteArrayInputStream(htmlTemplate.getBytes(StandardCharsets.UTF_8));
HtmlLoadOptions options = new HtmlLoadOptions();
options.getPageInfo().setMargin(new MarginInfo(10, 10, 10, 10));
Document document = new Document(targetStream, options);
document.setFitWindow(true);
document.save(outputStream);
Also, at the moment, if the image fits within a page by height but is to wide for a page, the page is made wider to display the whole image. That is the preferred behavior by us. But if the image is too high and very wide, and I set the image height to be equal to the page height using img style element or img height, then the page is not made wider and is cut at the right to fit page width. Is there a way both to make the page wider, and to fit an image in a single page?