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dompdf support:
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The dompdf tool produces results that are more faithful to the HTML
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printer-friendly page. Good support of CSS 2.1 and partially CSS3.
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1. Download dompdf from https://github.com/dompdf/dompdf/releases. Make
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sure to download the full release zipfile. If you download only a source
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code file, you will also need to download and install the php-font-lib.
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2. Extract the contents of the downloaded package into one of the
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supported paths.
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3. If using dompdf 0.6 or 0.5, check if dompdf_config.inc.php fits your
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installation. In 99% of cases, no changes are necessary, so just try to use
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it and only edit anything if the PDF generation fails.
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4. If using dompdf 0.6 or 0.5, delete the dompdf.php file as it contains a
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security vulnerability. Delete also the index.php and www folder, as they are
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not needed.
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5. Grant write access to the lib/fonts directory to your webserver user.
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6. If you're using dompdf 0.6, you can try to enable the Unicode support, but
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you'll need to add some Unicode fonts. See
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http://groups.google.com/group/dompdf/browse_thread/thread/9f7bc0162b04d5cf
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for further info on this.
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7. Check https://dompdf.github.io/ for further information.
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