Receipt PDF template customization about django-afip HOT 3 CLOSED

We use weasyprint for the pdf generation, so I suggest you check their documentation regarding exactly what's supported and what's not.

Personally, I'd recommend using more tables and "old school" HTML. Especially since you don't usually need responsiveness for PDFs.

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Ok. I've tried using, for testing purposes, their invoice example and still It looks that CSS is being loaded. It seems that is searching for django_afip static instead of mine and I've followed what it says here: https://django-afip.readthedocs.io/en/latest/printables.html#templates "simply place a template with the same path/name inside your own app, and make sure it’s listed before django_afip in INSTALLED_APPS."

...
'apps.billing',
'django_afip'
...

Also, the templates path is correct (I think):

ebiller/templates/receipts/

Or should be inside the app itself? (because I've placed inside the project templates path instead of app template path, since I store all templates in only one place, the main project one).

EDIT1: also tried putting the template inside app path, and the same thing happens.
EDIT2: Never mind... was a bad typo in the css path... :/

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Looks like you've solved this, however, keep in mind that:

Django sees all template locations as one big thing. It doesn't discriminate on location from another, so putting a template in the templates directory of any of the INSTALLED_APPS will make them get picked up.

The same applies to static files (actually, when deploying, static files are all copied into one same place, and read from there).

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