SETUP 1. Enable "Expose the option to add an ID attribute to HTML elements" in Settings > General.
2. Place the HTML 2 jsPDF element anywhere on your page (it is invisible at runtime).
3. Give the element you want to capture an ID, e.g. "invoice".
4. In a workflow, add Element Actions > Generate PDF Content and set Element ID to that ID.

KEY FIELDS
Element ID       ID of the element to capture. Required.
Give FileName    Filename without ".pdf".
Page Format      a0-a6, letter, legal, tabloid.
Orientation      Portrait or Landscape. Use Landscape for wide tables.
Margin / Unit    Margin applied to all four sides, in the chosen unit (mm, cm, in, pt, px).
Scale            Render quality. 1 = 96dpi, 3 = 288dpi (recommended for print).
Image Format     png keeps text edges sharp. jpeg or webp produce smaller files.
Elements To Hide Comma-separated element IDs to exclude.
Download PDF     Download the file in the browser.
Save to File Manager  Upload to Bubble and publish the PDF URL state.
Timeout          Milliseconds before the run is abandoned. Raise for long documents.

CONTROLLING PAGE BREAKS
Add a style tag to your page's HTML header, targeting element IDs:

 <style>
   #section2   { break-before: page; }  /* start a new page here */
   #totalsbox  { break-inside: avoid; } /* never split this block */
   #pagefooter { display: none; }       /* exclude from the PDF */
 </style>

These properties have no effect on screen - only in the generated PDF.
The element must be inside the element being captured.
A block taller than one page will still be split, as it cannot fit.

STATES AND EVENTS
Status      Progress text during generation.
Check Error Error message if generation fails.
Page Count  Number of pages produced.
Filename    Filename used.
PDF URL     File Manager URL, after upload.
Events: PDF File Uploaded, PDF Generation Failed.

NOTES
- Images must be served with CORS headers to appear in the PDF. Images on
 Bubble's own CDN are not, so exclude headers and logos, or host them
 elsewhere. Text and styling are unaffected.
- Higher Scale and png produce larger files. For long documents, try Scale 2
 or jpeg if size matters more than print sharpness.