customization

hi bas, thanks for the reply.
i am quite far by now, but i do have a major problem. i would need the current page as a variable, but i don’t know how to get there. i know, there is the shortcode {PAGENO} & {nbpg}, BUT the way i see it, these will get replaced AFTER the php of my template is parsed, so i can’t use these.. do you have any idea how to solve this..?

hi. i want to reup this topic. i still can’t figure out, how to set a variable on a page, to check, on what page i am. as far as i can see, the build in mPDF functionality can’t provide this..

high.
so i finally got this working. sheesh.
but i had to hack ur plugin..
here is how i did it:

in my custom body.php template, at the top:

<style>
	@page {
		size: auto;
		odd-header-name: html_odd_header;
		odd-footer-name: html_odd_footer;
		even-header-name: html_even_header;
		even-footer-name: html_even_footer;
	}
</style>
<htmlpageheader name="odd_header">
	odd header
</htmlpageheader>

<htmlpageheader name="even_header">
	even header
</htmlpageheader>

<htmlpagefooter name="odd_footer">
	odd footer
</htmlpagefooter>

<htmlpagefooter name="even_footer">
	even footer
</htmlpagefooter>

and in the file absctract-bwepi-document.php i added a line bellow $mpdf->autoMarginPadding = 10;

$mpdf->mirrorMargins = 1;

i tried to apply this via the bewpi_mpdf filter by putting this into my themes functions.php:

function bewpi_mpdf( $mpdf ) {
	$mpdf->mirrorMargins = 1;
	return $mpdf;
}
add_filter( 'bewpi_mpdf', 'bewpi_mpdf' );

but that didn’t do the trick.. any hint, what would be wrong with this? don’t like my hacking, eather..