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cfdocumentsection breaking css in pdf

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Jun 05, 2012 Jun 05, 2012

I have a 500 page document that is styled with css. The cfdocument tag is working perfectly to produce the styled text. When I add cfdocumentsections to get bookmarks, the css no longer works.

I am using CF 9,0,1,274733 Enterprise on IIS7. The content is contained in Mura.

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Sreeindia
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Jun 06, 2012 Jun 06, 2012

Hi

Could you please share the code especially the one with cfdocumentsection, so that it would be helpful to reply

Regards

Sreekar

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Jun 06, 2012 Jun 06, 2012
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<cfdocument format="pdf" bookmark="yes" backgroundvisible="yes" fontEmbed="no" marginbottom="1" marginleft="1" marginright="1" margintop="1">

<cfoutput>

<cfinclude template="inc/print_head.cfm" />

<body id="#$.getTopID()#" class="oneCol depth#arrayLen($.event('crumbdata'))#">

<!--- Get the home page --->

<cfset contentBean = application.contentManager.getActiveContent('00000000000000000000000000000000001', 'catalog')>

<!--- Get the home page's kids - aka portal pages --->

<cfset it = contentBean.getKidsIterator()>

<cfset it.setNextN(0)>

<!--- loop through the portal pages --->

<cfloop condition="#it.hasNext()#">

<!--- Get the next portal page as a contentBean --->

<cfset portalContentBean = it.next()>

<!--- get the portal's kids - the actual content --->

<cfset pcbIt = portalContentBean.getKidsIterator()>

<cfset pcbIt.setNextN(0)>

    <!--- CF Document Section Code Follows --->

    <!---<cfdocumentsection name="#portalContentBean.getTitle()#">--->

   

   

        <cfoutput>

            <h1><strong>#portalContentBean.getTitle()#</strong></h1>

        </cfoutput> 

       

        <!--- skip printing the content if we are looking at "Course Descriptions" --->

        <cfif (portalContentBean.getTitle() NEQ "Course Descriptions")>

       

            <!--- look through the content pages (children of each portal) --->

            <cfloop condition = "#pcbIt.hasNext()#">

           

                <cfset childContentBean = pcbIt.next()>

                <cfoutput>#childContentBean.getBody()#</br></cfoutput>

                       

            </cfloop>

           

        <cfelse>

       

            <!--- TEMPLATE CODE --->

            <cfinclude template="#$.siteConfig('AssetPath')#/includes/custom/coursenumbering.htm">

            <cfinclude template="#$.siteConfig('AssetPath')#/includes/custom/college.cfm">

            <cfinclude template="#$.siteConfig('AssetPath')#/includes/custom/theology.cfm">

            <cfinclude template="#$.siteConfig('AssetPath')#/includes/custom/evangelism.cfm">   

            <cfinclude template="#$.siteConfig('AssetPath')#/includes/custom/education.cfm">   

            <cfinclude template="#$.siteConfig('AssetPath')#/includes/custom/churchmusic.cfm">   

            <cfinclude template="#$.siteConfig('AssetPath')#/includes/custom/intcourses.cfm">   

   

        </cfif>

       

        <cfdocumentitem type="header">

            <cfoutput><span style="position: absolute; bottom: 0; right: 0;"><br />#cfdocument.currentpagenumber#</span></cfoutput>

        </cfdocumentitem>

   

    <!---</cfdocumentsection>--->

</cfloop>

</body>

</html>

</cfoutput>

</cfdocument>

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WolfShade
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Jun 06, 2012 Jun 06, 2012

Are you using a .css file or have the css directly on the pages in <style> tags?  I think I read somewhere that the css needs to be imported.

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Guest
Jun 06, 2012 Jun 06, 2012
In Response To WolfShade

I've tried the CSS embeded and using @import. It works the same in both cases. In this code, the CSS is embeded int he print_head.cfm.

With the cfdocumentsection commented out, everything works the way I need it to work. However, I need the bookmarks.

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zvib71258367
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Jul 30, 2018 Jul 30, 2018
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I had the same issue.

The reason you are losing the css, is because any html etc. outside of the cfdocumentsection is not included as per the documentation over here: ColdFusion Help | cfdocumentsection , where it describes the Usage. To quote the docs:

When using cfdocumentsection, ColdFusion ignores HTML and CFML not enclosed within cfdocumentsection tags.

In fact it seems to require that the css be included again for each cfdocumentsection. I hope this helps.

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