Viewing the whole content of a field

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August 07, 2020 08:52:32

RedFez

Topics: 1

Messages: 3

I have noticed that regardless of the size of the field in the template, the mapped field only fills the centre of the space and to view the whole text you have to click on the cross and then you can scroll. How do I set it so that in say, a multi-line or free text field, the entry displays in the whole space allocated to it?

The scrolling is ok if you are viewing a pdf electronically, but does not work if you are printing the form out (which our client needs to do!)

The Experience, Knowledge and Skills field in the attached pdf is a good example

cf-form_4966a16.pdf

August 07, 2020 09:13:34

E2Pdf

Topics: 7

Messages: 3617

Support

Hi,

You are using "input", but it must be used "textarea" inside E2Pdf Template in this case to show content multiline.

Please check this thread: https://e2pdf.com/support/desk/how-to-lay-the-text-in-a-paragraph-box-rather-than-all-showing-in-one-line

We remain at your service.

We would really appreciate your feedback at WordPress.org!

August 07, 2020 10:05:37

RedFez

Topics: 1

Messages: 3

Hi

Thank you - yes that seems to sort it!

August 11, 2020 08:49:26

RedFez

Topics: 1

Messages: 3

Hi

If I select Auto as font size would this also automatically adjust the font size so that all the inputted text was visible? Is that how it works?

Also, is there a way to adjust the default font size?

Thanks!

August 11, 2020 09:43:40

E2Pdf

Topics: 7

Messages: 3617

Support

Hi,

Yes, "Auto" font-size will try to fit text inside "input"/"textarea" field types, however it's not possible to set default font size at this moment with "Auto" font-size option. We will check the possibility to adjust it.

We remain at your service.

We would really appreciate your feedback at WordPress.org!

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