Closed sachin-suresh-rapyuta closed 8 months ago
The overflow is not nice and definitely a bug in our CSS.
Your other setting 5 5 25 can not work, as your first coulmn contains unbreakable text and therefore takes the space whatever is needed. As far as I know the sum of all numbers should be also 100, as it describing the relative sizes.
Can you also check, if one of the table CSS classes from here works for you. Thanks.
Checking that. Can you please correct the Demo PDF URL from Table Size section?
@danwos - was there any fix on the CSS to this issue?
I tried the other CSS classes - ssp-table-wrap
, ssp-tiny
. I still see the PDF table breaks if I use 3 column table.
No nothing yet from my side. It's currently hard to find some time to care about it.
If you could let me know how to include custom directive to include in the PDF as an alternate fix for this.
For example, I am trying to include excel-table
directive to show in PDF.
Mhh this should work out of the box, as long as no Javascript is doing fancy stuff.
It is working only in HTML, but on PDF.
I have a table with 4 columns and the width appears fine in the HTML, but overflows to the right in PDF and content breaks. Also I see that the text in the table is center justified.
Below is the code:
Although the width of the 3rd column is 25, it is not reflecting in the PDF.
PDF Output: