Page numbering - td

A documents pages starts by default at layout page 1 and increments by 1 for each subsequent layout page to the end of the document. We can show the current page number by adding the Scryber.Drawing.PDFPageNumber on the page.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

<pdf:Document xmlns:pdf="http://www.scryber.co.uk/schemas/core/release/v1/Scryber.Components.xsd"
            xmlns:styles="http://www.scryber.co.uk/schemas/core/release/v1/Scryber.Styles.xsd"
            xmlns:data="http://www.scryber.co.uk/schemas/core/release/v1/Scryber.Data.xsd" >
<Styles>
    <styles:Style applied-class="pg-num1" >
        <styles:Position h-align="Center"/>
        <styles:Padding all="20pt"/>
        <styles:Font size="100pt"/>
    </styles:Style>

</Styles>

<Pages>
    <pdf:Page styles:class="pg-num1">
    <Content>
        <!-- Page 1 -->
        <pdf:PageNumber />
    </Content>
    </pdf:Page>

    <pdf:Section styles:class="pg-num1">
    <Content>
        <!-- Page 2 -->
        <pdf:PageNumber />
        <pdf:PageBreak/>
        <!-- Page 3 -->
        <pdf:PageNumber />
        <pdf:PageBreak />
        <!-- Page 4 -->
        <pdf:PageNumber />
    </Content>
    </pdf:Section>

    <pdf:Section styles:class="pg-num1">
    <Content>
        <!-- Page 5 -->
        <pdf:PageNumber />
        <pdf:PageBreak />
        <!-- Page 6 -->
        <pdf:PageNumber />
    </Content>
    </pdf:Section>
</Pages>

</pdf:Document>

Page Number format

If we wanted our sections or pages to use a different numbering format, then we can specify it in the styles or on the element itself.

Scryber supports