In my previous issue #9463 I requested the use of header and footer to be added through a template.
This has now been added, but not in a way that is very usable.
I have several issues with the current implementation.
Template is not using html files
When I try to use the pdfHeaderTemplate, I cannot use it like the cover page.
I have tried the following:
When I generate this, the cover page is properly added, but the header becomes (very tiny in the top left corner):
The same goes for the footer
In the toc.yml file, if I add the full html of the example/default I get an error, since the html contains a colon (:) since html works that way.
The header/footer are not added to the TOC page
Nothing is added on the TOC page.
What I would like
In the end it would be great if I can add a template for both header and footer in html file (or md which generates html files).
I have added the following zip, that contains all files that could be turned into a pdf file.
This PDF would contain 3 chapters, a TOC and the front page.
Each of these files would receive the header and footer as provided.
In my previous issue #9463 I requested the use of header and footer to be added through a template. This has now been added, but not in a way that is very usable. I have several issues with the current implementation.
Template is not using html files
When I try to use the pdfHeaderTemplate, I cannot use it like the cover page. I have tried the following:
When I generate this, the cover page is properly added, but the header becomes (very tiny in the top left corner): The same goes for the footer
In the toc.yml file, if I add the full html of the example/default I get an error, since the html contains a colon (:) since html works that way.
The header/footer are not added to the TOC page
Nothing is added on the TOC page.
What I would like
In the end it would be great if I can add a template for both header and footer in html file (or md which generates html files). I have added the following zip, that contains all files that could be turned into a pdf file. This PDF would contain 3 chapters, a TOC and the front page. Each of these files would receive the header and footer as provided.
TestDoc.zip