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Make fromHTML capable of using customfonts
See original GitHub issueI have seen arabic/persian is supported now when using text function directly
but is there any way to convert an HTML containing arabic/persian text rendering correctly?
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Doesn’t
html2pdfjust create a large image of the HTML and wrap it inside a PDF-document? If yes, then it’s a poor substitute forfromHTML()which renders the text as text (which importantly makes it selectable). If it’s just an image, you won’t be able to select the text in the document. For me, that’s a massive no-go. If I want to generate an image, I’ll do that. I don’t really see the point of generate an image in a PDF-container.If you modify fromhtml/addHtml, then yes.