====== dw2pdf Templates ======

Templates define the design of the created PDF files and are a good way
to easily customize them to your Corporate Identity.

To create a new template, just create a new folder within the plugin's
''tpl'' folder and put your header, footers and style definitions in it.

===== Headers and Footers =====

The following files can be created and will be used to set headers and
footers on odd or even pages. Special footers can be used on the first
and last page of a document. If a file is does not exist the next more
generic one will be tried. Eg. if You don't differ between even and odd
pages, just the header.html is used.

  * ''header_odd.html'' -- Header for odd pages
  * ''header_even.html'' -- Header for even pages
  * ''header_first.html'' -- Header for the first page
  * ''header_last.html'' -- Header for the last page
  * ''header.html'' -- Header for all pages
  * ''footer_odd.html'' -- Footer for odd pages
  * ''footer_even.html'' -- Footer for even pages
  * ''footer_first.html'' -- Footer for the first page
  * ''footer_last.html'' -- Footer for the last page
  * ''footer.html'' -- Footer for all pages
  * ''citation.html'' -- Citationbox to be printed after each article

You can use all HTML that is understood by mpdf
(See http://mpdf1.com/manual/index.php?tid=256)

If you reference image files, be sure to prefix them with the @TPLBASE@
parameter (See [[#Replacements]] below).

===== Replacements =====

The following replacement patterns can be used within the header and
footer files.

  * ''@PAGE@'' -- current page number in the PDF
  * ''@PAGES@'' -- number of all pages in the PDF
  * ''@ID@'' -- The article's pageID
  * ''@TITLE@'' -- The article's title
  * ''@PAGEURL@'' -- URL to the article
  * ''@WIKI@'' -- The wiki's title
  * ''@WIKIURL@'' -- URL to the wiki
  * ''@UPDATE@'' -- Time of the last update of the article
  * ''@DATE@'' -- time when the PDF was created (might be in the past if cached)
  * ''@BASE@'' -- the wiki base directory
  * ''@TPLBASE@'' -- the template base directory (use to reference images)

===== Styles =====

Custom stylings can be provided in the following file:

  * style.css

You can use all the CSS that is understood by mpdf
(See http://mpdf1.com/manual/index.php?tid=34)