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WeasyPrint documentation note: HTML and CSS to PDF, page setup, fonts, PDF/A and licence label
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What this guide covers
A source note for designers and developers who produce print or PDF layouts from HTML and CSS. It records what the project's README and documentation pages state about page boxes, fonts, attachments, metadata, PDF variants and its BSD licence file. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run, and no PDF was produced.
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Guide title
WeasyPrint documentation note: HTML and CSS to PDF, page setup, fonts, PDF/A and licence label
Coverage
A source note for designers and developers who produce print or PDF layouts from HTML and CSS. It records what the project's README and documentation pages state about page boxes, fonts, attachments, metadata, PDF variants and its BSD licence file. Documentation only: nothing was installed or run, and no PDF was produced.
Useful starting points
- The documentation says generated PDF/A and PDF/UA files are not guaranteed to be valid, so check the output with a validator.
- Squares instead of letters in a PDF mean the fonts are not installed or not made available to the tool.
- The documentation warns that untrusted HTML or CSS can cause security problems, including reading local files through file URIs.
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