Plugin Author
E2Pdf
(@oleksandrz)
Hello,
Links must be included in PDF. It can be just not visible. You can try to add to the CSS section of the HTML block:
a {
color: #007cba;
text-decoration: underline;
}
If a shortcode is added to Post Content, it can be excluded by wrapping the shortcode as:
[e2pdf-exclude][e2pdf-download id="1"][/e2pdf-exclude]
P.S. We are preparing a major update on the HTML render engine and plan to release it this month. It will have extended and complex CSS settings support and the possibility to hide elements directly via “display: none;” as unfortunately it’s not yet supported.
Thank you for the quick reply.
I tried the mentioned solution and it works. Now the only problem is the hyperlinks are not clickable in the pdf. They are picking up the css but not the actual links.
Plugin Author
E2Pdf
(@oleksandrz)
Unfortunately, we need to take a look at the generated PDF and Page source to see if it has some specified setup. You can contact us directly here and attach the Page URL or PDF: https://e2pdf.com/support/contact
Thank you! I have sent the details on the same.
Plugin Author
E2Pdf
(@oleksandrz)
Your PDF is fully flattened (PDF Flatten is set to “Full”) – which means that PDF data will be as “Image”.
You need to switch “PDF Flatten” to “Yes” instead, inside E2Pdf Template Settings (Recommended):
https://e2pdf.com/docs/templates/builder/settings#pdf
Or add attribute to the shortcode:
[e2pdf-download id="1" flatten="1"]
Working perfectly now.
I also sent another query along with this one –
How can I rename the PDF to the blog title?
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This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by
sayalia.
