Hi,

I'm using HtmlToPdf.ConvertUrl(..) to render a page, and even if the background of the page it's set to transparent or white, I still ended up with a document with a solid white background instead of transparent. So I'm wondering what am I missing, because in the following link is stated that one of the HTML2PDF features is the 'Multilayer rendering', wich renders the document with a transparent background:
http://www.essentialobjects.com/forum/postst5564_EOPdf-20112-with-HTML-to-PDF-converter.aspx

I tried to look at the HtmlToPdfOptions argument, but didn't found anything related to the background, so any ideas would be great.

Thank you,
Nelson

Hi,

thanks for the fast response. Maybe I need to better explain what I'm trying to do, so you could give me a solution, if its possible.

I need to render an html page that has some text, and after that, I need to add an image to the page to use it as a background.

What I tried is converting the page with HtmlToPdf.ConvertUrl(..), and right after that add the image using a PdfImageContent and page.Contents.Insert(0, image), in order to get the image just below the rendered page. But this didn't work, as the page is rendered with a white background, and only where the page ends I can see the image showing up.

Is there any way I can achieve this? Thank you,

Nelson