In order for users to be able to read a PDF file, they need to be able to access the necessary fonts/characters. They can do this in three ways:
-- PDF files have certain standard fonts: Arial/Helvetica, Times and Courier in the win-1252 character set, and Zapfdingbats and Symbol character sets. These fonts should be available to any PDF reading program,and do not need to be embedded in the PDF document.
-
-
+- PDF files have certain standard fonts: Arial/Helvetica, Times and Courier in the win-1252 character set, and Zapfdingbats and Symbol character sets. These fonts should be available to any PDF reading program,and do not need to be embedded in the PDF document.
- Files using CJK (chinese-japanese-korean) characters can refer to standard fonts which are freely downloadable from the Adobe website. Users will need to download these font-packs to read the document. The four Asian fonts provided by Adobe contain all the characters in codepages: SHIFT_JIS, UHC (cp949), GBK, or BIG5.
- Font information can be embedded in the file. It is possible to embed a subset of the font information selectively for only the characters used in the document, or the whole font file.
diff --git a/what-else-can-i-do/fixed-position-blocks.md b/what-else-can-i-do/fixed-position-blocks.md
index d5133711..2b77355a 100644
--- a/what-else-can-i-do/fixed-position-blocks.md
+++ b/what-else-can-i-do/fixed-position-blocks.md
@@ -36,20 +36,12 @@ Limitations:
- There is no equivalent concept of the viewport as in the browser (in CSS)
-- All positioning is relative to the current page of the document being written
-
-
-- Position is overridden if it would be off the page, so that the element displays within the containing element
-
-
-- Overflow:auto causes text to autofit within the block size (additionally constrained if necessary to page edges).
-
-
+- All positioning is relative to the current page of the document being written
+- Position is overridden if it would be off the page, so that the element displays within the containing element
+- Overflow:auto causes text to autofit within the block size (additionally constrained if necessary to page edges).
- Fixed-position or floating elements nested inside other fixed-position or floating elements are not supported
- Probably INCOMPATIBLE with keep-with-table, columns etc.
-- Annotations were disabled prior to mPDF 5.0
-
-
+- Annotations were disabled prior to mPDF 5.0
**Note:** width (including the value 'auto'), height, margin-left -right -top -bottom, padding-left -right -top -bottom, are all supported.
diff --git a/what-else-can-i-do/importing-files-templates.md b/what-else-can-i-do/importing-files-templates.md
index abb79dfc..6bb67411 100644
--- a/what-else-can-i-do/importing-files-templates.md
+++ b/what-else-can-i-do/importing-files-templates.md
@@ -27,20 +27,10 @@ Using an extension of mPDF, pages from external PDF files can be imported into '
- SetImportUse() - Enable the use of imported PDF files or templates
-- Thumbnail() - Print thumbnails of an external PDF file
-
-
-- SetSourceFile() - Specify the source PDF file used to import pages into the document
-
-
-- ImportPage() - Import a page from an external PDF file
-
-
-- UseTemplate() - Insert an imported page from an external PDF file
-
-
-- SetPageTemplate() - Specify a page from an external PDF file to use as a template
-
-
+- Thumbnail() - Print thumbnails of an external PDF file
+- SetSourceFile() - Specify the source PDF file used to import pages into the document
+- ImportPage() - Import a page from an external PDF file
+- UseTemplate() - Insert an imported page from an external PDF file
+- SetPageTemplate() - Specify a page from an external PDF file to use as a template
- SetDocTemplate() - Specify an external PDF file to use as a template
diff --git a/what-else-can-i-do/pdf-a1-b-compliance.md b/what-else-can-i-do/pdf-a1-b-compliance.md
index 482a2133..460c5565 100644
--- a/what-else-can-i-do/pdf-a1-b-compliance.md
+++ b/what-else-can-i-do/pdf-a1-b-compliance.md
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ An ICC Color profile must be embedded in the file.
The ICC Color profile will likely change the appearance of colours in your document. The ICC profile that is included with mPDF is an open licence color profile from the International Color Consortium (http://www.color.org) which seems to change colours a little as possible for an sRGB profile. Other sources of free ICC profiles are:
diff --git a/what-else-can-i-do/pdf-x-1a-compliance.md b/what-else-can-i-do/pdf-x-1a-compliance.md
index 86abde3b..8cd3c823 100644
--- a/what-else-can-i-do/pdf-x-1a-compliance.md
+++ b/what-else-can-i-do/pdf-x-1a-compliance.md
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Sources of free ICC profiles are:
diff --git a/what-else-can-i-do/watermarks.md b/what-else-can-i-do/watermarks.md
index fb399cff..24654ddd 100644
--- a/what-else-can-i-do/watermarks.md
+++ b/what-else-can-i-do/watermarks.md
@@ -41,9 +41,7 @@ Set the watermark(s) to show using:
<watermarkimage> - HTML equivalent to SetWatermarkImage()
watermarkImageAlpha - Specifies the transparency (alpha value) for the watermark image
watermarkTextAlpha - Specifies the transparency (alpha value) for the watermark text
-
showWatermarkText - Specifies whether or not to show/print the watermark text
-
-
+
showWatermarkText - Specifies whether or not to show/print the watermark text
showWatermarkImage - Specifies whether or not to show/print the watermark image
watermark_font - Specifies the font to use for Watermark text
watermarkImgBehind - Specify whether to show the watermark image behind the page contents
diff --git a/what-else-can-i-do/writing-non-html-text.md b/what-else-can-i-do/writing-non-html-text.md
index bc5ce48c..2ba4415d 100644
--- a/what-else-can-i-do/writing-non-html-text.md
+++ b/what-else-can-i-do/writing-non-html-text.md
@@ -6,14 +6,16 @@ permalink: /what-else-can-i-do/writing-non-html-text.html
modification_time: 2015-08-05T12:00:19+00:00
---
-mPDF is optimised to output HTML code, i.e. parsing the HTML markup. If you want to create a PDF file from a long text file (e.g. a PHP script file) preserving
TABs and multiple spaces, use the function preparePreText(). Note this is not part of the mPDF class.
+mPDF is optimised to output HTML code, i.e. parsing the HTML markup. If you want to create a PDF file from a long text
+file (e.g. a PHP script file) preserving
TABs and multiple spaces, use the function
+`preparePreText()`. Note this is not part of the mPDF class.
-This will surround the text with <pre> tags whilst preventing any <pre> tags included in the text from being parsed. It also allows use of a text string marker (
formfeed) to be replaced by a formfeed in the output file.
+This will surround the text with <pre> tags whilst preventing any <pre> tags included in the text from
+being parsed. It also allows use of a text string marker (
formfeed) to be replaced
+by a formfeed in the output file.
# See