Hi Mikeday,


Some css are not getting applied to the converted pdf.
Therefore, the html and pdf are not identical.


Could you please help me how to apply
I have imported the style.css in print.css
Please find the html and pdf attached.

1. iocs.css‎ 0.2 kB
2. page.css‎ 0.0 kB
3. print.css‎ 8.5 kB
4. sample.html‎ 35.4 kB
5. sample.pdf‎ 99.7 kB
6. style.css‎ 18.9 kB

Can you be more specific? Which styles in particular are not applying?

There is a css supplier-box-right cright2 , this getting applied wrongly
please image 'page1.PNG' attached.

Also the width of page is changed because of which the text is wrapped to single line.
please find the image 'page2.PNG'
I wanted the "want to be legally bound by its terms." to be in the new line as it is in html, but it is coming in single line.

1. page1.PNG‎ 8.2 kB
2. page2.PNG‎ 5.7 kB

Please note that the style sheets that have media="screen" will not be applied by Prince unless you explicitly specify --media=screen on the command-line; by default only the print media style sheet will be applied, or style sheets marked as media="all".

Hi mikeday,

In one of my query you answered that if we import the css files then it gets applied.
I have imported print.css and iocs.css in style.css
I have verified that style.css is getting applied.

Only ".cleft" of "Address" block is not appearing same as html, it seems it is not setting its height to 36px;
as shown in page1.PNG attachment

Some of the @media rules in style.css are causing Prince to fail to parse the entire file. Are you seeing this error:

style.css: warning: failed to parse all CSS rules

Moving the @media rules to the very bottom of the file after all the other rules will help.

Sorry, I got that wrong: actually Prince is skipping the media rules without any problems, but there are too many close brace } characters at the end, and that is interfering with the following CSS rules.