On 1/07/2011 20:59, rafael.nunes wrote:
Ok, I suggest as a future implementation the backgroundcolor in the xmlworker
for parse html to pdf
That's on our road map, but we have a lot of work for customers too and
cannot spend all day on xmlworker & itext ( I wish we could :) )
Feel free to sponsor our development ;)
I tried user "Flying Saucer" for parse html to pdf and backgroundcolor in
tag span works well, but it loses when you try applies text justify and with
backgroundcolor somewhere in the text.
The tool xmlworker is good, I believe it will be better
Thanks for the nice comment. Making it better is certainly the plan. And
don't forget your feedback can help us with that!
thanks
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