I seemed to have looked at all mailing list posts except the correct one
(titled "StyleSheet / HtmlWorker and granular font size"). I changed the
addHtml... method and the lists are working well. Putting the HTMLWorker
output into a paragraph was not working.
// new code
public void addHtmlToPdfContentByte(String html, PdfContentByte cb,
float[]
pos) {
StyleSheet styles = createDefaultStyleSheet();
ColumnText c1 = new ColumnText( cb );
c1.setSimpleColumn( pos[1] , pos[2] , pos[3] , pos[4] );
c1.setYLine(pos[4]);
try {
ArrayList htmlObjs = HTMLWorker.parseToList(new
StringReader(html),
styles);
for (int k = 0; k < htmlObjs.size(); ++k) {
c1.addElement((Element)htmlObjs.get(k));
}
c1.go();
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new RuntimeException("HtmlToPdf: Could not parse
HTML",e);
}
}
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