← Back to context Comment by dwroberts 4 hours ago Unless you can embed fonts [into the page itself] you aren’t beating PDF 3 comments dwroberts Reply giancarlostoro 3 hours ago Not only can you embed the fonts, but you can make it interactive and output a PDF if you really wanted to. The HTML might grow if you embed enough JS, but on the other hand... some PDFs are insanely large. fuzzy2 4 hours ago Not a problem with data: URIs. But then, a report may not need fancy fonts if HTML is acceptable. gnomewascool 4 hours ago You can embed fonts into an HTML page. For example, place an @font-face with the src:url being a base64-encoded blob, in a style element.
giancarlostoro 3 hours ago Not only can you embed the fonts, but you can make it interactive and output a PDF if you really wanted to. The HTML might grow if you embed enough JS, but on the other hand... some PDFs are insanely large.
fuzzy2 4 hours ago Not a problem with data: URIs. But then, a report may not need fancy fonts if HTML is acceptable.
gnomewascool 4 hours ago You can embed fonts into an HTML page. For example, place an @font-face with the src:url being a base64-encoded blob, in a style element.
Not only can you embed the fonts, but you can make it interactive and output a PDF if you really wanted to. The HTML might grow if you embed enough JS, but on the other hand... some PDFs are insanely large.
Not a problem with data: URIs. But then, a report may not need fancy fonts if HTML is acceptable.
You can embed fonts into an HTML page. For example, place an @font-face with the src:url being a base64-encoded blob, in a style element.