Hello,
In Qweb Report, I would like to set a minimum height to a table (for example 50% of the page).
Thanks
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CSS styles works in Qweb
<div style="min-height:100mm;background-color:yellow;">
FOO FOO FOO FOO FOO
</div>
UPDATE:
When using tables, height essentially is min-height, as tables always stretch!
<table style="height:100mm;background-color:yellow;">
<tr><td>FOO FOO FOO</td></tr>
<tr><td style="background-color:red;">FOO1 FOO1 FOO1</td></tr>
</table>
@zbik Your new solution still set height to an element of table, not to the complete table
height is set for complete table, not for element, you add new row with other background-color and test.
@zbik sorry, it doesn't work for me.
Tested, in my system works without any problem in PDF and HTML reports.
PS. wkhtmltopdf -V .... wkhtmltopdf 0.12.1 (with patched qt)
same version for me. see my updated answer
@zbik
it's strange : it works with <table style="height:150mm;"> but not with <table class="table table-condensed table-hover border" style="height:150mm;">
Try CSS code : html, body { height: 100%; } table{ height:50%; position: absolute; top:25%; }
@José It doesn't work for me :Table appears on the top of the page . Could you try for example on the first table in sale.report_saleorder_document ? Thanks
Answer updated
Answer updated
not sure if this helps, but try: style="height:150mm !important;"
and you test tbody tag
it still does not work. I'll be busy with something else for a few days. I will take this problem later. Thanks
In my system works right in both cases
In fact, the problem occurs when I use "t-foreach" loop inside tbody tag
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