img2pdf uses, for example:pagewidth - 2 * cropborder[1].
The correct formula is pagewidth - cropborder[1], because PDF rectangles specify the right-side coordinates [llx, lly, urx, ury] rather than one coordinate, width and height.
To illustrate the issue, if you set cropborder to 1 inch all around (72, 72), a PDF reader will actually crop the top and right by 2 inches.
*By jbarlow83 on 2021-03-25T20:26:10.960Z*
img2pdf uses, for example:`pagewidth - 2 * cropborder[1]`.
The correct formula is `pagewidth - cropborder[1]`, because PDF rectangles specify the right-side coordinates [llx, lly, urx, ury] rather than one coordinate, width and height.
To illustrate the issue, if you set cropborder to 1 inch all around (72, 72), a PDF reader will actually crop the top and right by 2 inches.
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*By josch on 2021-04-13T16:29:22.670Z*
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Status changed to closed by commit 81325d39983ba828f809061970f15f3969921271
By jbarlow83 on 2021-03-25T20:26:10.960Z
img2pdf uses, for example:
pagewidth - 2 * cropborder[1].The correct formula is
pagewidth - cropborder[1], because PDF rectangles specify the right-side coordinates [llx, lly, urx, ury] rather than one coordinate, width and height.To illustrate the issue, if you set cropborder to 1 inch all around (72, 72), a PDF reader will actually crop the top and right by 2 inches.
By josch on 2021-04-13T16:29:22.670Z
Status changed to closed by commit
81325d3998