Hi! I have an issue with the conversion of HTML documents to PDFs. I try to convert documents created with TinyMCE where you can create a table with a sum of <td>'s width over 100%. That is rendered correctly in browsers - it gets scaled down to 100% with proportions but with Aspose conversion, all widths are applied literally causing an overflow.
How it looks like in browsers (Firefox, Chrome):
[obraz.png|attachment](https://forum.aspose.app/uploads/aspose_app/13843) (687 Bytes)
How it looks like after Aspose conversion:
[obraz.png|attachment](https://forum.aspose.app/uploads/aspose_app/13844) (1.2 KB)
Is there anything I can do to make Aspose behave the way browsers behave? I know that with table-layout: auto that would work but I have to use table-layout: fixed because with auto I have an issue with word breaking - a table cell would grow in width (ignoring the width setting) if there’s a non-breakable word, even with word-break: break-word (that also works fine with browsers). Only setting word-break: break-all makes Aspose respect the width but that is not acceptable as it breaks words when there’s no need for that. Maybe there’s another workaround I can use to make Aspose respect width and break words correctly?
I’ve attached the HTML file that shows this issue [tables.zip|attachment](https://forum.aspose.app/uploads/aspose_app/13845) (388 Bytes)
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We are testing the scenario in our environment and will share our feedback with you accordingly. Also, can you please share if you are using .NET or Java API?
We were able to reproduce the issue in our environment while testing the scenario using Aspose.PDF for .NET 22.10. Therefore, it has been logged as PDFNET-52933 in our issue tracking system. We will further look into its details and keep you posted with the status of its correction. Please be patient and spare us some time.
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