>Zoe,
>
>I'm looking at your source code for the page that the PDF is based on
>along with the PDF and, this is just a guess, but I think the PDF
>image styling may be choking on the designated list (<dl></dl>)
>elements in your XHTML.
>
>At least that seems to coincide with the clearing issues. The pdf's
>generated by <cfdocument> handle generic HTML and CSS well, but
>sometimes have problems with tags that aren't as common.
It has nothing to do with definition lists. It happens on pages without them.
Most of the pages have very simple HTML: paragraphs, headings, and lists, plus
the floated image divs.
>
>Also, I've personally found that I sometimes need to "brute force"
>the CSS for cfdocument PDF's. By that, I mean calling all your
>selectors as specifically as possible and using "!important" more
>liberally than you might on an HTML page to override any default
>styling. An example using your CSS:
>
>
>div#content img.right {
> /*display: inline;*/
> clear: right!important;
> float: right!important;
> margin: 0 0 .8em 1em;
> margin: .2em 0 1em 1.4em;
>}
I'll try this and let you know. Thanks.
Zoe
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