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.. FOR YOUR INFORMATION
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.. -*- coding: utf-8 -*- with BOM.

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.. DEFINE SOME TEXTROLES
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.. role::   typoscript(code)
.. role::   ts(typoscript)
   :class:  typoscript
.. role::   php(code)


Customizing the pdf-Page via the Constant Editor
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

You can set several options on a per-template basis with the Constant
Editor. These options will result in parameters used by the htmltopdf
conversion. The following parameters can be set:

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   Property
         landscape

   Data type
         boolean

   Description
         Set this to true if you want to generate the page in landscape mode

   Default
         False


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   Property
         top

   Data type
         string

   Description
         Specifies the top margin in mm.

   Default
         13


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   Property
         bottom

   Data type
         string

   Description
         Specifies the bottom margin in mm.

   Default
         13


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   Property
         left

   Data type
         string

   Description
         Specifies the left margin in mm.

   Default
         13


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   Property
         right

   Data type
         string

   Description
         Specifies the right margin in mm.

   Default
         13


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   Property
         string\_search[1-4]

   Data type
         string

   Description
         Using this parameter together with string\_replace you can
         remove/replace certain parts of your html-file prior to passing it to
         the html2pdf conversion. One example is to remove the “Back” link in
         the recipe extension. You can do this (when using english language)
         with

         string\_search1 = “<A href="javascript:history.go(-1);">Back</A>”

         and string\_replace1 = “”

         You can actually use string\_search[5-n] as long as they are all set

   Default
		Empty

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   Property
         string\_replace[1-4]

   Data type
         string

   Description
         See string\_search[1-4]

   Default
		Empty


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   Property
         regexp\_search[1-4]

   Data type
         string

   Description
         The same as string\_search, but for regular expressions. The search
         and replace parameters must be valid regular expressions that will be
         passed to preg\_replace.

         You can actually use regexp\_search[5-n] as long as they are all set

   Default
		Empty


.. container:: table-row

   Property
         regexp\_replace[1-4]

   Data type
         string

   Description
         See regexp\_search[1-4]

   Default
		Empty


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