>Because using Document.add() uses completely different code than using
>ColumnText.
>Document.add() can be used without tuning how the content is displayed.
>ColumnText is for those who want to tune how the content is displayed
>(in which case it may be NECESSARY to tune the content).
I Itext Info,
Thanks for the reply. Yes, i understand that there are differences and
that the pdfcontentbyte/columntext offer more granular control :-)
But why would html, that does not contain any <br> or <p> tags and where
the rendered result "should" fit inside the "box" (the field is almost as
wide as the page/document itself) suddenly wrap by itself.
i can't find any references to a "no-wrap" attribute of some sort.
I assumed that by getting a list of elements (from the xmlworker process)
and adding these elements on the page, no other side-effects would occur.
regards
Daniel
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