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NetSuite Admin Tips | Advanced PDFs: Fix justified columns
When using Advanced PDFs for your transactions/records, some users might encounter the values inside the columns being justified as seen below:
This is caused by the printing engine which is used when creating the PDF files. It adds a <p> element on all <th> and <td> elements which is set to justify by default.
With this, a lot of users find this hard to read because of its alignment. In this article, I will guide you on how to fix this by editing the Source Code.
Go to your Advanced PDF Template:
1.) Navigate to your Advanced PDF Template
2.) Find the code where the alignment justification is occurring:
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