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Background images / Invoice Layouts
I'd like to use my company letter layout, which includes logo, header, and footer. It is basically one big borderless background image. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be possible to use background images with FreeAgent Central. Is there any intention to add this functionality?
I know that FreeAgent supports entirely customised designs, but the process seems rather tedious (editing HTML, CSS, getting it approved and eventually made available).
I like the invoice templates provided by FreeAgent, but I'd like them more, if there was a simple way to generate the PDFs with my background image :-)
Any plans to implement that?
I know that FreeAgent supports entirely customised designs, but the process seems rather tedious (editing HTML, CSS, getting it approved and eventually made available).
I like the invoice templates provided by FreeAgent, but I'd like them more, if there was a simple way to generate the PDFs with my background image :-)
Any plans to implement that?
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Inappropriate?Hi Carsten,
We actually have a beta feature where you can add your own CSS directly into your FreeAgent account. It's disabled be default but I can enable this for you if you like.
This will allow you to use background images. Simply host them on your own server and hotlink from within your custom CSS file. These will then be displayed in the pdf generated invoices.
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This is one of the best points
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That sounds brilliant, to say the least :-) -
Could you email me (roan@freeagentcentral.com) with your account details (email, subdomain) and I'll activate it for you.
You might also be interested in this thread about advanced pdf invoice printing:
http://community.freeagentcentral.com... -
Thank you Roan! Mail sent. :-) The other thread is indeed interesting.
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