Not a Problem, But an HTML and PDF Publishing Question
Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2022 11:17 pm
Hello again,
I have a question I was hoping your could help with regarding publishing HTML to PDF. The source file is an HTML file, and I have an accompanying PDF file.
Does Oxygen have the capability to produce a PDF from HTML if the source is not DITA XML?
I am using these files (see attached .zip file please) to create a 5.5in x 8.5in wide PDF "cover page" for PDF documents, so that as I add PDF documents to the aggregated PDF, I can easily update the cover page with an entry and an href to a named destination in the PDF.
As a related question, I am trying to get the <footer> with the <table> and <img> elements to "stick" on the bottom of the page and repeat on each page if the content overflows...I have tried a few techniques I found online but they don't appear to be working for me and was wondering if you had a technique that would work. I thought maybe I could "borrow" from your Styles Basket template and CSS
I realize this is outside the normal scope of PDF Chemistry but since I used Oxygen to create it, I thought I might ask.
Thank you for any help you may be able/willing to provide.
Sincerely,
Pat
I have a question I was hoping your could help with regarding publishing HTML to PDF. The source file is an HTML file, and I have an accompanying PDF file.
Does Oxygen have the capability to produce a PDF from HTML if the source is not DITA XML?
I am using these files (see attached .zip file please) to create a 5.5in x 8.5in wide PDF "cover page" for PDF documents, so that as I add PDF documents to the aggregated PDF, I can easily update the cover page with an entry and an href to a named destination in the PDF.
As a related question, I am trying to get the <footer> with the <table> and <img> elements to "stick" on the bottom of the page and repeat on each page if the content overflows...I have tried a few techniques I found online but they don't appear to be working for me and was wondering if you had a technique that would work. I thought maybe I could "borrow" from your Styles Basket template and CSS
I realize this is outside the normal scope of PDF Chemistry but since I used Oxygen to create it, I thought I might ask.
Thank you for any help you may be able/willing to provide.
Sincerely,
Pat