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HTMLDOC: Creating HTML, PDFs, PostScript, and books
- encoderer 16y agoWhen I used this a couple years ago it didn't understand CSS. It was a quick and dirty solution for printing reports into PDF but lack of CSS made it so annoying to work with.
- bigfudge 16y agoIt doesn't seem much more polished now. Plus, given the nature of the project, the docs themselves are amusingly thin on the ground.
- RiderOfGiraffes 16y agoFor my niche it's ideal. I use markdown to produce quite a lot of inter-related, inter-connected documentation and similar material, then invoke HTMLDOC to get results in various formats. Lets me concentrate on content, and let the backend deal with output formats.
- sjs382 16y agoIf using this for reports, and you need CSS too, consider MPDF instead. It is the only one I found that follows pagebreak CSS attributes.