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I have a dynamically generated HTML content. This content has several headings/titles.
For each corresponding heading there is a div tag ( which represents a Page ) with a custom header and footer, because puppeteer header couldn't have images and complex styling.
Inside each div tag, a sub div tag holds the body of content which is a dynamic data.
Current Behavior: when this content overflows the page, the content is moved to the new page along with the custom footer.
Expected Behavior: is to keep the Custom footer fixated to bottom and add a new page with the overflowed content.
Im using angular to manage the dynamic data.
Suggest ways to fix the issue.
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Please report this issue for PDF printing in Chromium to https://crbug.com. On the Puppeteer-level, we cannot address how exactly the printing is handled. Puppeteer just delivers the PDF that the browser generates. If you feel there is a bug in Puppeteer handling of the data, please open a bug report including a minimal reproducible example.
Feature description
I have a dynamically generated HTML content. This content has several headings/titles.
For each corresponding heading there is a div tag ( which represents a Page ) with a custom header and footer, because puppeteer header couldn't have images and complex styling.
Inside each div tag, a sub div tag holds the body of content which is a dynamic data.
Current Behavior: when this content overflows the page, the content is moved to the new page along with the custom footer.
Expected Behavior: is to keep the Custom footer fixated to bottom and add a new page with the overflowed content.
Im using angular to manage the dynamic data.
Suggest ways to fix the issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: