HtmlToPdfArea Constructor (Single, Single, Single, String, String, Int32, Int32)

public HtmlToPdfArea(
	float x,
	float y,
	float width,
	string htmlStringToConvert,
	string htmlStringBaseURL,
	int htmlViewerWidth,
	int htmlViewerHeight
)

Public Sub New ( 
	x As Single,
	y As Single,
	width As Single,
	htmlStringToConvert As String,
	htmlStringBaseURL As String,
	htmlViewerWidth As Integer,
	htmlViewerHeight As Integer
)

Parameters

x

Type: SystemSingle
The x position in points where the rendered content will be placed

y

Type: SystemSingle
The y position in points where the rendered content will be placed

width

Type: SystemSingle
The destination width in points for the rendered content. If the specified with is less or equal 0, the destination width will be given by the available width in page

htmlStringToConvert

Type: SystemString
The HTML string convert to PDF.

htmlStringBaseURL

Type: SystemString
The full URL of the page from where this string was taken used to resolve the images and CSS files referenced by a relative URL in the HTML string. This parameter is optional and the default value is NULL. When this parameter is NULL no base URL will be used. This paramter has effect only if the specified HTML string contains a HEAD element because a will be inserted automatically by the converter.

htmlViewerWidth

Type: SystemInt32
The virtual browser width in pixels. The default value is 1024 pixels. The effect of this parameter is similar with viewing the HTML page in a browser window with the specified width. When this parameter is less or equal 0, the converter will try to auto-determine the HTML page width from the body element width.

htmlViewerHeight

Type: SystemInt32
The virtual browser height in pixels. The default value is 0 which means the height will be auto-determined. The effect of this parameter is similar with viewing the HTML page in a browser window ` with the specified width and height. When this paramter is less or equal 0, the converter will try to auto-determine the HTML page height from the body element height.

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