@freekmurze There is a simple function for this at https://t.co/aAddqHh8sR. I am considering moving a few of the low level PDF packages to MIT as there have been a few inquiries already about it.
Update for the Laravel Wrapper for https://t.co/aAddqHh8sR! Now, with a built-in debug view. Get a sneak peek of the PDF, explore the HTML code behind it, and track any issues in the Console output. Making debugging a breeze!
#php#laravel#PDF
Good news for all CSS enthusiasts! https://t.co/aAddqHhGip has added support for custom properties, giving you more flexibility in styling your documents.
https://t.co/H0vOIkMI8K
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@Cr1ss0v @printcssrocks Thanks for the link! There was need for an easy solution. I must admit I might have not done fully my homework on that topic, but happy to add to it! π
@DavidLambauer Sorry @DavidLambauer - saw your tweed and then totally forgot about it π«’
I haven't worked much with tailwind but I don't think it does.
Feeding it massive CSS frameworks will cause problems if not purged-unused beforehand. Also some newer CSS features are not supported yet.