php-tcpdfHow do I use the PHP TCPDF WriteHTMLCell function?
The TCPDF WriteHTMLCell
function is used to write HTML content to a PDF document. It takes four parameters: the x and y coordinates of the cell, the width and height of the cell, and the HTML content to be written.
For example:
$pdf->WriteHTMLCell(50, 10, 10, 10, "<p>Hello World!</p>");
This will write the text "Hello World!" to the PDF document, starting at the x and y coordinates of 10, 10, and with a width and height of 50 and 10 respectively.
The parts of the WriteHTMLCell
function are as follows:
50
: This is the width of the cell.10
: This is the height of the cell.10
: This is the x coordinate of the cell.10
: This is the y coordinate of the cell."<p>Hello World!</p>"
: This is the HTML content to be written.
For more information about the WriteHTMLCell
function, see the TCPDF documentation.
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