I am using the below query to increase the font size on pdf. But it has effect on report but on pdf.
select 'dbr.css', 'button, textarea, input, table, body {font-size:1.0em}';
I am using the below query to increase the font size on pdf. But it has effect on report but on pdf.
select 'dbr.css', 'button, textarea, input, table, body {font-size:1.0em}';
The "font-size:1.0em" sets the font size to the browsers default, it does not specifically make text bigger.
If you want to increase the font size in the PDF document, use the zoom_scale
export option, or define the wkhtmltopdf's zoom
option to be used as default in your wkhtmltopdf command.
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myDBR Team
My report results are pretty long. It has a 10+ columns. So I am using landscape mode and used the
select 'dbr.export.options', 'orientation', 'landscape';
select 'dbr.export.options', 'zoom_scale', 150; command.
But while exporting it seems to break the rest of the columns. Like it only prints first 5 columns in all the pages.
If you increase the font size and have many columns, you may end up running out of space in the page. You need to find a balance between the settings.
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myDBR Team
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