FIX|Fix #34947 PDF top margin breaks layout in multiple templates #35919
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FIX|Fix #34947 PDF top margin breaks layout in multiple templates
When setting the top margin in PDF configuration, many templates only move the header down while address blocks and table content remain at fixed positions, breaking the layout across multiple document types.
Problem:
The PDF margin layout issue affects multiple templates including but not limited to:
Current Findings:
pdf_sponge.modules.phpwith hard-coded positioning valuesNext Steps:
Technical Details:
$this->marge_haute$this->marge_haute + [offset]$this->tab_top = $this->marge_haute + [calculated_offset]This fix will ensures consistent spacing and proper layout across all PDF templates regardless of the configured top margin value, providing a uniform user experience.