Using a stylesheet means that when the data changes (in the XML file) we do not have to make any changes to the C# program or the XSL stylesheet.
It looks like this: Īn XSL stylesheet is used to transform the XML into XSL-FO syntax. The XML used in this example contains text held in one or more paragraph elements. In this example we use an XML file containing the data we want to get into the PDF file, and and XSL stylesheet which transforms the XML into the FO syntax which Ibex understands. This example shows how to call Ibex from a C# program and create a PDF file from XML and XSL files.
Ibex supports SVG images including transparency, linear and radial gradients, and SVG images which contain other bitmap images: Including cells which span multiple rows and columns, aligning data on decimal points regardless of font size, conditional headers and footers (for saying "continued on next page"), conditional borders at page breaks and lots more.īookmarks can be automatically generated using XSLT, including clickable page numbers which link to the correct page in the document: Ibex supports complex table layouts like this: Ibex supports a wide range of layout functionality including page headers and footers, multi-column pages, page numbering, cross-referencing, footnotes, index creation and much more. Ibex helps you quickly create complex documents providing complete control over page layout and content. Ibex is a scalable standards-compliant PDF creation component for.
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