Element styling only for html2canvas?
See original GitHub issueI’m using the handy data-html2canvas-ignore
tag on a few elements, but Firefox is giving me problems with elements with negative margins. I’d like to be able to add an html2canvas-only style tag for a particular element, such as: data-html2canvas-style="margin-left: 0"
.
Has anyone else had any luck doing something like this?
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You can modify the contents of the document (which is a clone of the original) that will get rendered with the
onclone
option, for example:I tried to do the same thing, here is how I implemented it and all my styles were properly downloaded: