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HTML to PDF conversion in iPhoneSDK
I have an HTML file in my app, but I want to convert it to a PDF file. Can someone point me in the right direction? I searched a lot, but could not find anything helpful...
As a starting point read the documentation here iOS Drawing and Printing Guide/Generate PDF Content You will find some sample code as well.
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Why is this appearing in my c# strings: £
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Hey guys I know it's bit weird situation, but if anybody face and resolved this problem before, would be able to help me. For example I have written <p>sydney's</p>in my html markup and It looks something like this on webpage - Sydney’s.
Platform I am using is Asp.net 2.0.
Thanks in advance.
It is because you have the wrong encoding format in your webpage (ISO-8859-1), you could change it or more simply, you could just use the HTML entity ' in place of the apostrophe. Therefore it would be <p>sydney's</p>.
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including css in Django
I have not much experience with web-front.
I'm trying to integrate a forum app into django. ( http://www.pybbm.org )
I succeeded running the app(I can see the forum at http://localhost/forum/ )
But it looks horrible without any css.
I tried including all the css files and less files I find in www.pybbm.org but it doesn't seem to help to make it look better.
Can anyone take a look at where the css files are for the site?
the abreviation of CSS is Cascading StyleSheet, so it is responsible for the lay-out of the website. A css file is likely stored in a directory called CSS or style or sometimes in the main directory.
What you could do to find the css file is opening the index.html file and search for a file with extension .css. You can find the line of text at the head of the index.html file.
When you found the .css file, you also see where it is saved, like /main/style/style.css
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Convert PDF to HTML
i have a website template in pdf format ? Is it possible to convert that pdf template into my HTML template?i want to get that pdf design template into an html page/template(i.e containing html tags etc) so that i could modify contents in that template.Please help me.Thank you
You can do the following :
Convert PDF to Word
Open the word file and save as HTML
Edit the HTML tags to get rid of MS tags that are not used in your
page.
or go the hard way and write the HTML page from scratch.
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Modify HTML of loaded pages using chrome extensions
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I'm new to Chrome extension development, my first project (to learn) is to create an extension that adds some html to another website's existing page.
I plan on creating a 'page' action which fires for a page with a certain URL...
Has anyone seen a tutorial like this, or do you know of an API for adding html to a page?
You can find some example at Google Sample Extension page, however your question seems better answered on this other question.
There are a number of sample extensions on the Chrome extension API site. There are a couple of browserAction examples that will be almost identical to using pageAction.
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How can I convert HTML to PDF using Perl?
Does anyone know best way to convert HTML to PDF using Perl?
Is there any module available that can be used for this?
My HTML contains few images and charts which should be converted properly to PDF.
"Convert HTML to PDF" presumes there is One Right Way to render HTML. There isn't. You have to consider dozens of variables (CSS vs none, Javascript vs none, width of the "virtual browser", etc).
My company wanted to do that once (in Perl), and it turned out to be painfully difficult (enough so that we stopped bothering). I believe the most realistic proposal was to embed a copy of a web browser somewhere and have it render the HTML and print it to a PDF driver. Of course, we wanted to preserve the formatting pretty exactly.
You might visit this CPAN search for 'html pdf' for some options, though. PDF::FromHTML might suffice for your needs.