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Display Modes
ComPDFKit supports single-page, double-page, and book mode arrangements for documents, facilitating reading through both page flipping and scrolling methods. Additionally, it offers options to set cropping mode and split-view mode.
Set the Display Mode
This example shows how to set the display mode to single continuous:
java
myCPDFViewer.SetViewMode(ViewMode.SingleContinuous);
Explanation of Display Mode Types
The table below displays Reading Mode types, descriptions, and their corresponding parameter names.
Type | Description | Parameter Name |
---|---|---|
Single | Display one page at a time, flipping to the next when scrolling to the page edge. | ViewMode.Single |
Single Continuous | Display one page at a time, with pages arranged continuously in the vertical direction. | ViewMode.SingleContinuous |
Double | Display two pages side-by-side at a time, flipping when scrolling to the page edge. | ViewMode.Double |
Double Continuous | Display two pages side-by-side at a time, with pages arranged continuously in the vertical direction. | ViewMode.DoubleContinuous |
Book | Cover occupies a row alone, with the rest consistent with the double-page mode. | ViewMode.Book |
Book Continuous | Cover occupies a row alone, with the rest consistent with the double continuous mode. | ViewMode.BookContinuous |
Set the Crop Mode
Crop mode refers to a feature in PDF documents that allows the cropping of pages to alter their visible area or dimensions. Crop mode enables users to define the display range of a page, making it visually more aligned with specific requirements.
This example shows how to set the crop mode:
C#
myCPDFViewer.SetIsCrop(true);