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Jun 9, 2022 5:43 AM UTC
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CSS Page Media Queries Support in PDF Services API

I am working on a project to convert HTML to PDF using Adobe PDF Services API. One problem I am facing is that I can't customise header/footer such that they appear on each page of the PDF. Typically, I would've used CSS page margin boxes(@top-left, @10944696-right etc) and they seem to work just fine on PDF Reactor but not with this API. I have also tried using CSS position : fixed but then the header and footer overlap with the content on the page. So the questions I have are :

1) Do the Adobe Doc Cloud APIs (particularly PDF Services API) support CSS Page Margin Boxes?

2) What alternative should I use to customise my header/footers (eg. Inserting image in the header footer or make header/footer for a brand)

3) Additionally, is there a way to watermark the PDF using the API.

 

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Joel Geraci
Joel GeraciCorrect answer
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Jun 9, 2022 3:38 PM UTC

1) The HTML to PDF Services to support CSS paged media. The trick is to rely exclusively on CSS. Do not set the margins or page size/orientation using the CreatePDFFromHtmlOptions object.

2) I haven't found a good solution for this. We kind of have to wait for paged media level 3 to get out of draft.

3) Not at this time.

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Joel Geraci
Community Expert
Joel GeraciCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
Jun 9, 2022 3:38 PM UTC

1) The HTML to PDF Services to support CSS paged media. The trick is to rely exclusively on CSS. Do not set the margins or page size/orientation using the CreatePDFFromHtmlOptions object.

2) I haven't found a good solution for this. We kind of have to wait for paged media level 3 to get out of draft.

3) Not at this time.

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