OK, 1 day and done :)
andkorsh@c09862d

I can make a pull request if needed, please let me know.

Thanks again!

I want this feature! 👍

@andkorsh You should submit a PR for that :)

I want this, too!

PR, please!

@bitbonk @NiR- @eliiik @katesowles here you go #3692 :)

Thank you for the PR, it will be really great to have this feature

However, it will be really nice to set different margins for any page! Let's take for example a magazine with a cover page, a table of contents and articles in many categories (ordered by categories). I would like to have a kind of "cover" page per category.

• Cover page *
• Table of contents
• Cover page for the category "A" *
• 1st article of the category A
• 2nd article of the cateogry A
• Cover page for the category "B" *
• 1st article of the category B
• 2nd article of the cateogry B

(* without any margin to display a full background image)

@guicara good luck implementing your suggestion ;)

@hakimio Is it really different from the PR request of @andkorsh?

@guicara He just removed top and bottom margins from the cover page. Nothing more.

To remove or change margins on an arbitrary interior page would probably better be done with embedded directives (special HTML comments), although I suppose with sufficient pain and suffering you could find a way to specify margins from the command line for a given absolute page number. While you're at it, the ability to control most command line settings (not just margins) would probably be helpful.

With the current code + above PR, if you want "interior covers", perhaps you could build a series of documents, each with its own cover, and then use a separate utility to merge all the PDFs into one document. You would probably want to control the printed page numbering when you do that, so that it's continuous and not starting over each time.

Thank you for your reply @PhilterPaper.

To remove or change margins on an arbitrary interior page would probably better be done with embedded directives (special HTML comments)

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(...) if you want "interior covers", perhaps you could build a series of documents, each with its own cover, and then use a separate utility to merge all the PDFs into one document

This is indeed maybe the best solution in the meantime. I have end up doing that on my project : I use the PHP wrapper phpwkhtmltopdf to generate multiple temporary PDF files, then php-pdftk to merge all the files.

Two major drawbacks:

• like you said, it is a pain to handle page numbering
• the wkhtmltopdf table of contents does not work well with multiple pages and merged files

This issue is out of my scope... (C++).
It would be greatly appreciated if someone have time to implementing that :-)

It will be very nice to have this feature.

I agree. This would be good for my needs too. I'm aiming for a coloured cover page with no margins, and the rest of the document to have margins.

I tried to merge two separate pdfs but it's a pain and it doesn't work well. Also you lose your page numbering.

Any news about this feature? Thanks

@jfcartier Andrew made a simple proof of concept which you can find here. If you really want this feature, you'll have to put some effort to make it ready for merging as at this point it's nowhere near that stage.

is there any solution for this ? to set different margin each page

@darmawan01 No, you can track progress here.

Any update?

@enisn No, you will have to work on PR #3692 yourself if you want this functionality. See my comments (1 & 2) about what needs to be fixed and possible solution to some of the issues.

Need this!

Need this feature as well!