I found that the question that I have was posted in the past (about a year
ago):
http://old.nabble.com/externalizing-styling-aspects%2C-e.g.-css-stylesheets-td22449334.html#a22449334
Is there any update on the availability of this feature/enhancement?
I'm comparing iText and Apache FOP an
snowch wrote:
> Fantastic! Where is it on the TODO list now (top or bottom)??!!
At the very bottom. Plenty of other work (paid assignments) always
gets in the way.
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Fantastic! Where is it on the TODO list now (top or bottom)??!!
Many thanks,
Chris
1T3XT info wrote:
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> snowch wrote:
>> It appears that a large part of my itext code (java and .net) deals with
>> styling. This makes my code large and more difficult to read. Would
>> there
>> be any inte
snowch wrote:
> It appears that a large part of my itext code (java and .net) deals with
> styling. This makes my code large and more difficult to read. Would there
> be any interest in externalizing the styling related stuff, for example
> using something like css?
Something like that has been
It appears that a large part of my itext code (java and .net) deals with
styling. This makes my code large and more difficult to read. Would there
be any interest in externalizing the styling related stuff, for example
using something like css?
E.g. Styling in code:
TextSharp.text.Table aTabl