I'm interested in changing up some of my pdf's to use flexbox for the layout and was wondering if prince supports display:flex.
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Does Prince support flexbox?
We also are slowly adopting flexbox. What are the plans to support this module? What priority does it have on the roadmap?
It's not something we are actively pursuing right at this moment. I would be surprised to see it in the next six months.
We're finding interesting use cases for flexbox in ebooks. You can ensure a caption remains on the same page as an image, for example. I haven't fully explored how this might work in a fixed-page-size environment.
Seems like you could get something similar with:
But yeah, flexbox is in wide use and the only polyfill I've seen, flexie, doesn't work with prince javascript AFAICT.
element { page-break-inside: avoid; }But yeah, flexbox is in wide use and the only polyfill I've seen, flexie, doesn't work with prince javascript AFAICT.
Ugh. Wish I would have found this post before investing so much time in flexboxes. +1 for flexbox support!
I'm actually having a layout issue with dynamic vertical content that can only be solved by flexbox.
+1 for Flexbox
+1 for Flexbox
We are beginning our investigation of CSS flexbox layout and would welcome any relevant example documents you might have. In particular there are questions of how page-breaking will interact with flexbox.
More updates from the mines: Flexbox 4 is going to be flexbox-only. Many DocRaptor customers (including DocRaptor itself at several points) are heavy users of flexbox.
I know you are working on it, and bootstrap 4's various test files may be a good exercise for Prince.
I know you are working on it, and bootstrap 4's various test files may be a good exercise for Prince.