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Which properly generates the barcode. I needed to use this method because generating the PNG only allowed me to set a width factor and not an overall width in pixels and I needed all barcodes to have the same width regardless of their content.
The problem is that the barcode does not render when printed. I tried adding overflow:visible to the CSS, but this had no effect. Is there a way to force the print engine to render the <div> elements that make up the barcode?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In my function I have
Which properly generates the barcode. I needed to use this method because generating the PNG only allowed me to set a width factor and not an overall width in pixels and I needed all barcodes to have the same width regardless of their content.
The problem is that the barcode does not render when printed. I tried adding
overflow:visible
to the CSS, but this had no effect. Is there a way to force the print engine to render the<div>
elements that make up the barcode?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: