I have the following problem: I have to use an HTML->PDF conversion service to render a piece of HTML. However, this service is a bit limited in it's functionality, so I need a way to "work around" it.
I'm mainly just printing text, so it's not a big deal, but the only problem is that I have to print some "unticked" and some "ticked" check boxes, my converter is failind at this. In particular I've tried:
- Using the unicode
☐("☐") and☑("☑") characters, but the converter doesn't render them (probably the font it's using doesn't have them) - Using the WingDing characters
þand¨but again, the wingding font is not recognized - The converter doesn't support images, so can't just use an image
I was thinking, at this point, to "simulate" a checkbox by using spans with borders, something like:
<span style="border: 1px solid black; height: 12px; width: 12px;"></span>
However, I can't make it look correct (no fault of the converter this time, even browsers show the above as just one vertival line.
Can anyone help me "draw" checkboxes using just "basic" html elements? What would be the cleanest way?
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