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We had a user whose very long name didn't fit in one line, and so it overlapped with everything else. Our quick solution was to reduce the font size a little bit - from 3rem to 2.7rem - and then re-send him the certificate. This, of course, shrinks everyone's name in the certificate, whether it fit or not.
What would be nice, though, is being able to set a max-font-size and, if it doesn't fit in one line, shrink it as little as possible so it does. This is not possible by CSS alone, it would seem, so it probably requires some JS trickery. I'm not sure how that would affect the PDF generation, either.
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We had a user whose very long name didn't fit in one line, and so it overlapped with everything else. Our quick solution was to reduce the font size a little bit - from 3rem to 2.7rem - and then re-send him the certificate. This, of course, shrinks everyone's name in the certificate, whether it fit or not.
What would be nice, though, is being able to set a max-font-size and, if it doesn't fit in one line, shrink it as little as possible so it does. This is not possible by CSS alone, it would seem, so it probably requires some JS trickery. I'm not sure how that would affect the PDF generation, either.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: