How to add Post2pdf Converter in Wordpress

This plugin converts your post/page to PDF for visitors and visitors can download it easily. Wordpress Tutorial

Noted That:

To install correctly this post2pdf-converter.zip .
Fisrt Download the post2pdf-converter.zip to your computer
Extract/Open post2pdf-converter.zip to Your Computer.
Then, Find readme.txt file inside post2pdf-converter.zip and Open readme.txt .
Now, Read the Requirements of this plugin. Which Wordpress Version and PHP Version are required to run this Plugin in Your Wordpress Site.
Then, Follow the Tips Below.

Start the Tips:

1. First Download " post2pdf-converter.zip " Plugin to your Local Computer. (Click Download)

2. Then, Login to your " yourdomain.com/wp-admin " Dashboard.

3. Then, Click on " Plugins " + " Add New " from left sidemenu of Dashboard.

4. Now, Click on "Upload Plugin" button.

5. Now, Browse " post2pdf-converter.zip " Downloaded plugin from your computer, Where you downloaded post2pdf-converter.zip According to Step – 1 Above then, click on " Install Now"

6. Now, Click on " Active Plugin"

7. Then, See left sidemenu. " POST2PDF Converter " folder is added on left sidemenu. Now, Click on " POST2PDF Converter " folder.

Noted that: If you do not see " POST2PDF Converter " folder on left sidemenu then, see at left sidemenu " Settings " or " Tools ".

8. Now you configure yourself oR Watch video tutorial below about POST2PDF Converter Configurtions and Settings or How to work " POST2PDF Converter " in your WordPress site.

After Activated Plugin According to Step-6 then,

Go to " Plugins " + " Installed Plugin " from Wordpress Admin Panel Leftside Menu.
or Direct go to: https://yourdomain/wp-admin/plugins.php
Then, Find " POST2PDF Converter " Activated Plugin from Plugin List.
Then, Click on " Settings " from Plugin that is POST2PDF Converter
Now, Edit/Add/Config the setting and Click on " Save Changes " button,

Guide

Guide
Installation Upload plugin folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu in WordPress. Go to “Settings” -> “POST2PDF Converter” to configure. Change the default font Go to “Settings” -> “POST2PDF Converter” to configure. Enter new font name to “Font” and “Monospaced font” option in “PDF Settings” section. If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, disable “Font subsetting” option. If your font file is xxxx.z, font name is xxxx. Don’t apply a proportional font to “Monospaced font” option. Fonts for Japanese This plugin includes following Japanese fonts. Font name: cid0jp, kozgopromedium, kozminproregular This plugin can’t quite convert contents which include Japanese characters to PDF file using bundled fonts. However, you can download better Japanese fonts and use them. If your contents are written in Japanese, please install one of these fonts. You have only to upload font files without converting and configure some setting options. TCPDF???????? Upload all .php, .z, .ctg.z files to `/wp-content/plugins/post2pdf-converter/tcpdf/fonts` directory. Go to “Settings” -> “POST2PDF Converter” to configure. Enter font name to “Font” and “Monospaced font” option in “PDF Settings” section. If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, disable “Font subsetting” option. If your font file is xxxx.z, font name is xxxx. Don’t apply a proportional font to “Monospaced font” option. You can also use following fonts. ??????FONT If you want to use your own TrueType font, you can convert TrueType font to a font for TCPDF using “Font converter” in setting panel. Fonts for Latin, Greek and Cyrillic This plugin includes following Latin fonts. Font name: courier, helvetica, times You can also use following fonts. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option. Font name: pdfacourier, pdfahelvetica, pdfatimes You can also use “FreeFont” or “DejaVu fonts”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option. Fonts for Simplified Chinese This plugin includes following Simplified Chinese fonts. Font name: cid0cs, stsongstdlight Fonts for Traditional Chinese This plugin includes following Traditional Chinese fonts. Font name: cid0ct, msungstdlight Fonts for Korean This plugin includes following Korean fonts. Font name: cid0kr, hysmyeongjostdmedium Fonts for Cyrillic You can use “FreeFont” or “DejaVu fonts”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option. Fonts for Arabic This plugin includes following Arabic fonts. Font name: aealarabiya, aefurat You can also use “FreeFont”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option. Fonts for Hebrew, Armenian, Georgian, Ethiopian and Thai You can use “FreeFont”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option. DejaVu fonts This plugin inclues “DejaVu fonts”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option. Font name: dejavusans, dejavusanscondensed, dejavusansextralight, dejavusansmono, dejavuserif, dejavuserifcondensed Note: “dejavusansmono” is a monospaced font. “DejaVu fonts” support Latin, Greek and Cyrillic characters. FreeFont This plugin inclues “FreeFont”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option. Font name: freemono, freesans, freeserif Note: “freemono” is a monospaced font. “FreeFont” supports Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, Arabic, Hebrew, Armenian, Georgian, Ethiopian and Thai characters. Add new fonts You can add new fonts for TCPDF. How to convert a font* Convert a TrueType font(.ttf) to font files for TCPDF. Read TCPDF Fonts or Use “Font converter” in the setting panel. You can download utilities to convert a font. How to install a font* Upload all .php, .z, .ctg.z files to `/wp-content/plugins/post2pdf-converter/tcpdf/fonts` directory. How to use the added font* Go to “Settings” -> “POST2PDF Converter” to configure. Enter font name to “Font” and “Monospaced font” option in “PDF Settings” section. If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, disable “Font subsetting” option. If your font file is xxxx.z, font name is xxxx. Don’t apply a proportional font to “Monospaced font” option. Safe fonts directory After automatic updating, your added fonts will be removed. If you enable “Safe fonts directory” option in the setting panel, your fonts will never be removed. Before you enable “Safe fonts directory”, you must make `/wp-content/tcpdf-fonts/` directory on your server manually. And upload/move bundled fonts and your fonts to new directory and enable “Safe fonts directory”. Now you can remove original fonts directory. Bundled fonts: Unzip a plugin zip file and you can find orignal fonts in `/post2pdf-converter/tcpdf/fonts` . Original fonts directory: `/YOUR PLUGIN DIRECTORY/post2pdf-converter/tcpdf/fonts` ?You need not to upload all bundled fonts to new font directory. But you must upload helvetica.php, helveticab.php, helveticabi.php, helveticai.php to new font directory at least. However, after automatic updating, fonts in the new directory will never be updated. You must maintain the new fonts directory by yourself. Shortcode You can insert the download link to your posts/pages using shortcode. Note: Before you use shortcode, go to the setting panel and ebable “Shortcode” option. `[pdf]Click here to get a PDF[/pdf]` This plugin allows you to set some attributes. `[pdf id="1643" lang="jpn" file="id" font="cid0jp" monospaced="cid0jp" fontsize="11" subsetting="1" ratio="1.35" header="1" logo="1" logo_file="my_logo.png" logo_width="45" wrap_title="1" footer="1" filters="1" shortcode="parse" ffamily="0"]Click here to get a PDF[/pdf]` You can apply different font, image ratio, header logo on each posts/pages. You can also make the download link for other posts/pages using “id” attribute. Available attributes id: set post id by numbers. e.g. 1245 lang: Set your language by language code. see “Available languages” below. e.g. eng file: Set filename type to `title` or `id` . font: Set default font by font name. e.g. helvetica monospaced: Set default monospaced font by font name. e.g. courier fontsize: Set font size by numbers. e.g. 12 subsetting: Set to `1` or `0` to enable/disable Font subsetting. ratio: Set image ratio by numbers. e.g. 1.25 header: Set to `1` or `0` to show/hide header. logo: Set to `1` or `0` to show/hide logo image. logo_file: Set logo file name. e.g. tcpdf_logo.jpg logo_width: Set logo width in millimeters. e.g. 30 title: Set to `1` or `0` to show/hide title. wrap_title: Set to `1` or `0` . When set to `1` , long title will be wrapped. filters: Set to `1` or `0` . When set to `1` , WordPress default filtes will be applied to the title/content. footer: Set to `1` or `0` to show/hide footer. shortcode: Set to `parse` or `remove` to parse/remove shortcode. ffamily: If a PDF file has garbled characters, set to `1` . Note: When `id` is omitted, current post id will be set to. When other attribures are omitted, current setting value will be set to. Available languages afr: Afrikaans sqi: Albanian ara: Arabic aze: Azerbaijanian eus: Basque bel: Belarusian bra: Portuguese(Brazil) cat: Catalan chi: Chinese(Simplified) zho: Chinese(Traditional) hrv: Croatian ces: Czech dan: Danish nld: Dutch eng: English est: Estonian far: Farsi fra: French ger: German gle: Irish glg: Galician kat: Georgian hat: Haitian Creole heb: Hebrew hun: Hungarian hye: Armenian ind: Indonesian ita: Italian jpn: Japanese kor: Korean mkd: Macedonian msa: Malay mlt: Maltese ron2: Moldavian ron3: Moldovan nob: Norwegian Bokmål pol: Polish por: Portuguese ron1: Romanian rus: Russian srp: Serbian slv: Slovenian spa: Spanish swa: Swahili swe: Swedish urd: Urdu cym: Welsh yid: Yiddish ltr: Other(Text direction: Left to Right) rtl: Other(Text direction: Right to Left)

Installation

Upload plugin folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” menu in WordPress.
Go to “Settings” -> “POST2PDF Converter” to configure.

Change the default font

Go to “Settings” -> “POST2PDF Converter” to configure.
Enter new font name to “Font” and “Monospaced font” option in “PDF Settings” section.
If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, disable “Font subsetting” option.

If your font file is xxxx.z, font name is xxxx.
Don’t apply a proportional font to “Monospaced font” option.

Fonts for Japanese

This plugin includes following Japanese fonts.

Font name: cid0jp, kozgopromedium, kozminproregular

This plugin can’t quite convert contents which include Japanese characters to PDF file using bundled fonts.

However, you can download better Japanese fonts and use them.

If your contents are written in Japanese, please install one of these fonts. You have only to upload font files without converting and configure some setting options.

TCPDF????????

Upload all *.php, *.z, *.ctg.z files to /wp-content/plugins/post2pdf-converter/tcpdf/fonts directory.
Go to “Settings” -> “POST2PDF Converter” to configure.
Enter font name to “Font” and “Monospaced font” option in “PDF Settings” section.
If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, disable “Font subsetting” option.

If your font file is xxxx.z, font name is xxxx.
Don’t apply a proportional font to “Monospaced font” option.

You can also use following fonts.

??????FONT

If you want to use your own TrueType font, you can convert TrueType font to a font for TCPDF using “Font converter” in setting panel.

Fonts for Latin, Greek and Cyrillic

This plugin includes following Latin fonts.

Font name: courier, helvetica, times

You can also use following fonts. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option.

Font name: pdfacourier, pdfahelvetica, pdfatimes

You can also use “FreeFont” or “DejaVu fonts”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option.

Fonts for Simplified Chinese

This plugin includes following Simplified Chinese fonts.

Font name: cid0cs, stsongstdlight

Fonts for Traditional Chinese

This plugin includes following Traditional Chinese fonts.

Font name: cid0ct, msungstdlight

Fonts for Korean

This plugin includes following Korean fonts.

Font name: cid0kr, hysmyeongjostdmedium

Fonts for Cyrillic

You can use “FreeFont” or “DejaVu fonts”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option.

Fonts for Arabic

This plugin includes following Arabic fonts.

Font name: aealarabiya, aefurat

You can also use “FreeFont”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option.

Fonts for Hebrew, Armenian, Georgian, Ethiopian and Thai

You can use “FreeFont”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option.

DejaVu fonts

This plugin inclues “DejaVu fonts”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option.

Font name: dejavusans, dejavusanscondensed, dejavusansextralight, dejavusansmono, dejavuserif, dejavuserifcondensed

Note: “dejavusansmono” is a monospaced font.

“DejaVu fonts” support Latin, Greek and Cyrillic characters.

FreeFont

This plugin inclues “FreeFont”. However, If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, you had better disable “Font subsetting” option.

Font name: freemono, freesans, freeserif

Note: “freemono” is a monospaced font.

“FreeFont” supports Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, Arabic, Hebrew, Armenian, Georgian, Ethiopian and Thai characters.

Add new fonts

You can add new fonts for TCPDF.

How to convert a font

Convert a TrueType font(*.ttf) to font files for TCPDF.

Read TCPDF Fonts or Use “Font converter” in the setting panel.

You can download utilities to convert a font.

How to install a font

Upload all *.php, *.z, *.ctg.z files to /wp-content/plugins/post2pdf-converter/tcpdf/fonts directory.

How to use the added font

Go to “Settings” -> “POST2PDF Converter” to configure.
Enter font name to “Font” and “Monospaced font” option in “PDF Settings” section.
If you allow visitors who receive a PDF to make changes to it even if they don’t have the same font, disable “Font subsetting” option.

If your font file is xxxx.z, font name is xxxx.
Don’t apply a proportional font to “Monospaced font” option.

Safe fonts directory

After automatic updating, your added fonts will be removed.

If you enable “Safe fonts directory” option in the setting panel, your fonts will never be removed.

Before you enable “Safe fonts directory”, you must make /wp-content/tcpdf-fonts/ directory on your server manually. And upload/move bundled fonts and your fonts to new directory and enable “Safe fonts directory”.

Now you can remove original fonts directory.

Bundled fonts: Unzip a plugin zip file and you can find orignal fonts in /post2pdf-converter/tcpdf/fonts .
Original fonts directory: /YOUR PLUGIN DIRECTORY/post2pdf-converter/tcpdf/fonts
?You need not to upload all bundled fonts to new font directory. But you must upload helvetica.php, helveticab.php, helveticabi.php, helveticai.php to new font directory at least.

However, after automatic updating, fonts in the new directory will never be updated. You must maintain the new fonts directory by yourself.

Shortcode

You can insert the download link to your posts/pages using shortcode.

Note: Before you use shortcode, go to the setting panel and ebable “Shortcode” option.


[pdf]Click here to get a PDF[/pdf]

This plugin allows you to set some attributes.


[pdf id="1643" lang="jpn" file="id" font="cid0jp" monospaced="cid0jp" fontsize="11" subsetting="1" ratio="1.35" header="1" logo="1" logo_file="my_logo.png" logo_width="45" wrap_title="1" footer="1" filters="1" shortcode="parse" ffamily="0"]Click here to get a PDF[/pdf]

You can apply different font, image ratio, header logo on each posts/pages.

You can also make the download link for other posts/pages using “id” attribute.

Available attributes

id: set post id by numbers. e.g. 1245
lang: Set your language by language code. see “Available languages” below. e.g. eng
file: Set filename type to title or id .
font: Set default font by font name. e.g. helvetica
monospaced: Set default monospaced font by font name. e.g. courier
fontsize: Set font size by numbers. e.g. 12
subsetting: Set to 1 or 0 to enable/disable Font subsetting.
ratio: Set image ratio by numbers. e.g. 1.25
header: Set to 1 or 0 to show/hide header.
logo: Set to 1 or 0 to show/hide logo image.
logo_file: Set logo file name. e.g. tcpdf_logo.jpg
logo_width: Set logo width in millimeters. e.g. 30
title: Set to 1 or 0 to show/hide title.
wrap_title: Set to 1 or 0 . When set to 1 , long title will be wrapped.
filters: Set to 1 or 0 . When set to 1 , WordPress default filtes will be applied to the title/content.
footer: Set to 1 or 0 to show/hide footer.
shortcode: Set to parse or remove to parse/remove shortcode.
ffamily: If a PDF file has garbled characters, set to 1 .

Note: When id is omitted, current post id will be set to. When other attribures are omitted, current setting value will be set to.

Available languages

afr: Afrikaans
sqi: Albanian
ara: Arabic
aze: Azerbaijanian
eus: Basque
bel: Belarusian
bra: Portuguese(Brazil)
cat: Catalan
chi: Chinese(Simplified)
zho: Chinese(Traditional)
hrv: Croatian
ces: Czech
dan: Danish
nld: Dutch
eng: English
est: Estonian
far: Farsi
fra: French
ger: German
gle: Irish
glg: Galician
kat: Georgian
hat: Haitian Creole
heb: Hebrew
hun: Hungarian
hye: Armenian
ind: Indonesian
ita: Italian
jpn: Japanese
kor: Korean
mkd: Macedonian
msa: Malay
mlt: Maltese
ron2: Moldavian
ron3: Moldovan
nob: Norwegian Bokmål
pol: Polish
por: Portuguese
ron1: Romanian
rus: Russian
srp: Serbian
slv: Slovenian
spa: Spanish
swa: Swahili
swe: Swedish
urd: Urdu
cym: Welsh
yid: Yiddish
ltr: Other(Text direction: Left to Right)
rtl: Other(Text direction: Right to Left)

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