What is the workaround for truncated footer content even when using HtmlFooter’s MaxHeight in IronPdf?

When using IronPdf’s HtmlFooter to add the footer content at the bottom of a PDF, setting the MaxHeight property, even to FragmentHeightcan cause the footer to be cut off.

Example:

renderer.RenderingOptions.HtmlFooter = new HtmlHeaderFooter
{
    HtmlFragment = "<div id='pdfFooter'> ... </div>",
    MaxHeight = HtmlHeaderFooter.FragmentHeight
};

Result:

The Workaround: Use HtmlStamper

Instead of using HtmlFooter, you can apply a full HTML footer after rendering using HtmlStamper.

Code:

var htmlStamper = new HtmlStamper
{
    Html = "<div id='pdfFooter'> ... </div>",
    VerticalAlignment = VerticalAlignment.Bottom
};

var pdf = renderer.RenderHtmlAsPdf("<h1>Hello, world</h1>");
pdf.ApplyStamp(htmlStamper);
pdf.SaveAs("outputWithHtmlStamper.pdf");

Result:

What is the workaround for truncated footer content even when using HtmlFooter’s MaxHeight in IronPdf?

When HtmlFooter’s MaxHeight doesn’t render all your footer content, you can switch to HtmlStamper as a workaround to avoid truncation and ensure full footer output.

The Workaround: Use HtmlStamper