I've been having issues with RadEditor exporting a very simple and basic version of the actual HTML I've added.
I've attached 2 screen shots.
1. How it appears in a browser when launched from Dreamweaver
2. The exported PDF
It's really frustrating that the HTML code has to be so specific and that it ignores all of the formatting (inline styles and css styles)
Any tips for getting exported PDFs to use CSS styles?
Jason
I've attached 2 screen shots.
1. How it appears in a browser when launched from Dreamweaver
2. The exported PDF
It's really frustrating that the HTML code has to be so specific and that it ignores all of the formatting (inline styles and css styles)
Any tips for getting exported PDFs to use CSS styles?
Jason
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Princy
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answered on 25 Feb 2013, 05:00 AM
Hi Jay
The third party HTMLtoPDF converter that RadEditor uses to export the HTML content to PDF does not offer support for external CSS files and it does not render the classes specified in the class attributes of the HTML elements.
It is possible currently to export only inline style attributes.
Thanks
Princy
The third party HTMLtoPDF converter that RadEditor uses to export the HTML content to PDF does not offer support for external CSS files and it does not render the classes specified in the class attributes of the HTML elements.
It is possible currently to export only inline style attributes.
Thanks
Princy
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Hello Jason,
You can try to integrate another PDF exporter as shown in the following blog post: Using an external library for the export to PDF functionality in Telerik’s ASP.NET Editor.
All the best,
Rumen
the Telerik team
You can try to integrate another PDF exporter as shown in the following blog post: Using an external library for the export to PDF functionality in Telerik’s ASP.NET Editor.
All the best,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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