I have tried converting the attached HTML file into PDF format and I am unable to notice the blank page problem. In fact there are some other formatting issues because you are using Inline CSS and I am afraid this feature is currently not supported. This requirement is already logged in our issue tracking system as PDFNET-14739. Our development team is working over this requirement and once we have some updates regarding its implementation, we would be pleased to update you with the status of correction. More along, using InLineHTML to convert the HTML pages into PDF format is a workaround and we hope to introduce back the BindHTML(..) method by the month of September, but still it's not a promise.
Can you please share which version of Aspose.Pdf for .NET you are using ?
I am pleased to inform you that with the release of version 4.6.0 of Aspose.Pdf for .NET, the support for Inline style and external CSS is provided. But I am afraid all the styles are currently not supported. Our development team is still working hard to support rest of the style formattings and as soon as the feature becomes more stable, we would be pleased to share the information.
For more information on how to use CSS formatting in HTML, please visit the following link HTML to PDF using InLineHTML
In case you have any further query, please feel free to contact.
We have 4.6.0 and are having problems with the html formatting not working correct and styles not working as well. I am basically building a set of html tables (html string) then trying to convert to pdf. But, none of the html format of the table is showing in the generated pdf. Like centering or right aligning of text. Is there an update for 4.6.0 or a list of currently supported html tags and css tags?
HTML to PDF conversion using Aspose.Pdf is in Beta phase and I am afraid the stable version of feature is currently not available. Our development team is working hard to get this feature supported and as soon as we have some definite news regarding its support, we would be pleased to update you with the status of correction. However, you may visit the following link for required information regarding Supported HTML tags and CSS tags.