All reports can be styled with CSS. (they are simply HTML tables)
You can set up a custom stylesheet and assign it as the default.
You won't be able to re-order elements in the file itself, but you could
maybe use some CSS positioning rules to gain a bit of flexibility.
If that doesn't get far enough, you'd have to write your own invoice
report in Scheme.
As for sharing, there's this list, the Using GnuCash page on the Wiki,
and of course, a PR to get it included in a subsequent release.
Regards,
Adrien
On 5/5/23 1:37 PM, Eric Hammond wrote:
Is there an example or tutorial for creating a custom invoice template?
The default invoice does not appear very professional, and has been commented
on by many of my clients.
So far I fix this by using the default and copying the information into a
Microsoft Word invoice form.
This requires a lot of extra time in some cases.
If I do manage to create a good template is there a way to share it with other
Gnucash users?
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