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has anyone gotten svgs to work with Advanced PDFs? Everytime I try to reference one, wither from the file cabinet or direct url, I just get a question mark on the output

<https://bfo.com/products/report/docs/tags/tags/img.html>

&gt;  Recognized image formats are PNG, JPEG, GIF and TIFF.

bah, okay, thanks. Any idea what the DPI is of PDFs created via NetSuite? Trying to get a decent match but it keeps looking blurry because of resizing

`&lt;img src="myimage.jpg" dpi="200"/&gt;`

ah, thanks, wasn't aware `dpi` was an actual attribute

NetSuite uses the BFO library for rendering PDF's so you can refer to the documentation there

<https://bfo.com/products/report/docs/tags/>

<https://bfo.com/products/report/docs/userguide.pdf>

thanks for the heads up. Now trying to figure out why there's a space between my image and the text directly below it when the html is `&lt;img ...&gt;&lt;br /&gt;text`

try `&lt;div&gt;&lt;img ..&gt;&lt;/div&gt;text`

that definitely brought it closer, still not up against it though. I'm coming from html/css background, so trying to figure out the differences between BFO and regular html/css

ah.. thanks, I'll have to adjust my reference. I was thinking it was CSS3

Try setting margin and padding to 0 on both the img and div

that was one of the first things I tried, although I'm using the css method of `style="margin: 0; padding: 0;"`, do I need to go back to `margin="0" padding="0"` as attributes instead?

If you want to use the same template as an html template then I would recommend the style attribute

this is just purely for NetSuite, so it's staying in Advanced PDFs

they _are_ called Advanced PDF/*HTML* Templates

right. I was hoping to move all of our forms over to Advanced PDF/HTML Templates, just trying to wrap my head around the difference between BFO HTML &amp; HTML5/CSS3 that I'm familiar with.

aka, that gap between unika at 114 new park. All the styling says there shouldn't be a gap, but there is one.

don't get me wrong, your assistance has been super helpful. bookmarked those links for reference.

sorry I've run out of suggestions :sweat_smile:

lol. no worries at all. it's a lot better than it was, and I spent 45m fighting before even coming to this slack

you could try posting in <#C466X49JB|> to get some targeted attention

oooo, thanks, didn't know there was a dedicated channel for it