wkhtmltopdf

I am trying to use custom fonts in my PDF generated with wkhtmltopdf. I read that you can't use google webfonts and that wkhtmltopdf uses truetype .ttf file. Can anyone confirm that? So I downloaded a .ttf file from google webfont and put in on my server, then used the font face: @font-face { font-family: Jolly; src: url('../fonts/JollyLodger-Regular.ttf') format('truetype'); } and font family: <style type = "text/css"> p { font-family: 'Jolly', cursive; } </style> And now the text that is supposed to render with Jolly Lodger font doesn't appear at all, page is blank. What am I doing wrong? PS

I am using wkhtmltopdf to convert HTML files in PDF format; it gives surprisingly good results, rendering the PDF exactly as WebKit would do. I am using Google Web Fonts to give users the possibility to customize the appearence of the document they edited, offering them the possibility to choose between a few fonts. It also works perfectly in a browser . Problem is, I don't get the Google Fonts working when converting such HTML files to PDF with wkhtmltopdf. I read other people had the same issue . Could anyone please help me fixing this? EDIT : declaring @font-face directly in the CSS does

This has been asked to some degree before but there are no solutions or accepted answers and I'd like to try and be more comprehensive in my question so: I'm trying to WKHTMLTOPDF up and running via PHP on a shared server (in this case it's MediaTemple (gs)). According to the host there is no reason this won't work and in fact it is working via SSH. So... I've tried a variety of things, the most basic does nothing, just silently fails: exec("/path/to/binary/wkhtmltopdf http://www.google.com pdf1.pdf"); - Source: Question on Stack Overflow The full PHP bindings along with the following give me

I want to avoid page break inside row of table in html, when I convert html to PDF by wkhtmltopdf. I use page-break-inside:avoid with table- its works, but I have so many rows, then not work. If set display of tr as block or some thing else then it change the formatting of table and insert double border. Or it is possible to insert the table header on each page, where the table was splitted. You might try this with CSS: <table class="print-friendly"> <!-- The rest of your table here --> </table> <style> table.print-friendly tr td, table.print-friendly tr th { page-break-inside: avoid; } <