Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | |
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2016-12-02 | Issue #53 - Support for <RIGHT> alignment tag on basic HTML (#95) | Guillermo Pascual | |
* Added <RIGHT> tag support to the html basic parser. Also added a test line for the RIGHT alignment on fpdf_test ExampleFpdf_HTMLBasicNew * Updated the reference PDF for HTMLBasicNew | |||
2015-10-12 | Use basic write rather than aligned write for left-aligned HTML. Corrected ↵ | Kurt Jung | |
by Jelmer Snoeck. | |||
2015-09-25 | Fpdf: add WriteAligned. | Jelmer Snoeck | |
WriteAligned allows a user to write a single string and align it. Previously, Write() would only write with Left alignment. Sometimes, you want to align a specific text string to the center or the right. HTMLBasic: add <center> tag. This allows a user to center text within the HTML block. This way they do not have to split up their input. A new line will be created automatically before and after the centered text. | |||
2015-07-07 | Convert sequential examples to ones that are bound to gofpdf methods. | Kurt Jung | |
2015-04-28 | Tokenize text that does not include HTML tags | Kurt Jung | |
2014-06-30 | Reference tutorial for writing basic HTML. | Kurt Jung | |
2014-01-29 | Name changes for Lint conformance. <rant>One key advantage of the camelback ↵ | Kurt Jung | |
naming convention is that a machine can quickly tokenize name segments for indexing and tagging purposes. For example, HtmlWrite easily breaks into Html and Write. By capitalizing all letters in an initialism, this name breaks into H, T, M, L, and Write -- not as useful for tagging purposes. Rather than having to manually filter through the mostly valuable output of golint, I have grudgingly changed names so that golint produces no output.</rant> | |||
2014-01-29 | Documentation clarification | Kurt Jung | |
2014-01-29 | Factored basic SVG path rendering, basic HTML rendering, and color routines. | Kurt Jung | |