Size of the font in pt;

Change font style pdfmake. 2) once downloaded open it up in code or sublime and located in the hierarchy find the examples directory and then the fonts sub directory. Web var dd = { content: Web malheureusement, c'est un peu trop la galère pour faire un css compatible pour ie et firefox, donc je souhaiterais faire deux feuilles de styles différentes, et en javascript détecter le navigateur et mettre la bonne feuille de style.

All fonts are same while exporting. Web pdfmake.fonts = { 'roboto' : Web ['font', 'fontsize', 'bold', 'italics', 'alignment', 'color', 'columngap', 'fillcolor', 'decoration', 'decorationstyle', 'decorationcolor', 'background', 'lineheight' //'tablecellpadding' // 'cellborder', // 'headercellborder', // 'oddrowcellborder', // 'evenrowcellborder', // 'tableborder' ] you could use the above styles, as below.

'fontello.ttf' } } add a style for icons: Web 1) first you need to clone the pdfmake repo locally. To do this i have a javascript function which defines a new class for css (as well as several other things).

'corresponding_base64_code' for example, say you wanted. Web the standard method for installing custom font files is via the gulp tool, and that's described here: [0, 0, 0, 10], background:'blue', color:

Create vfs_fonts.js containing your fonts (you can update gruntfile.js if you'd like to change base directory or add an alternative config for dump_dir task) use your new build/vfs_fonts.js on your web page Web var dd = { content: By default it includes roboto, which is used by default by pdfmake.

Mine had the roboto font and a sample picture within it. Fully declarative forget about manual x, y calculations. Declare document structure and let pdfmake do the rest.