Namespace IronPdf.Editing
Classes
BarcodeEncoding
Barcode Encoding Types. Please check the supported characters for each encoding type as some do not support all symbols.
Setting a BarcodeEncoding when rendering Barcodes chooses the type and design of barcode to be generated.
BarcodeStamper
This allows the user to edit an existing PDF by adding Barcode(s) and QR code(s) to PDF documents.
A subclass of Stamper. Defines a Barcode PDF Stamper. Can be applied with: ApplyStamp(Stamper)To see usage and an example of BarcodeStamper, visit: https://ironpdf.com/tutorials/csharp-edit-pdf-complete-tutorial/#stamp-a-barcode-onto-a-pdf
HorizontalAlignment
The horizontal alignment relative to the page.
HtmlStamper
This allows the user to edit an existing PDF by adding an HTML stamp.
A subclass of Stamper. Defines an HTML PDF Stamper. Can be applied with: ApplyStamp(Stamper)To see usage and an example of HtmlStamper, visit: https://ironpdf.com/tutorials/csharp-edit-pdf-complete-tutorial/#stamp-html-onto-a-pdf
ImageStamper
This allows the user to edit an existing PDF by adding an image.
A subclass of Stamper. Defines an Image PDF Stamper. Can be applied with: ApplyStamp(Stamper)To see usage and an example of ImageStamper, visit: https://ironpdf.com/tutorials/csharp-edit-pdf-complete-tutorial/#stamp-an-image-onto-a-pdf
Length
Represents a value with a specific measurement unit.
MeasurementUnit
Stamper
Defines a PDF Stamper. ApplyStamp(Stamper)
To see a full class walkthrough with diagrams and examples visit: https://ironpdf.com/tutorials/csharp-edit-pdf-complete-tutorial/#stamping-and-watermarking
ApplyStamp(Stamper)StampLayer
Defines if a stamp should be placed behind or on-top of existing PDF contents.
TextStamper
This allows the user to edit an existing PDF by adding some stamped text.
A subclass of Stamper. Defines a Text PDF Stamper. Can be applied with: ApplyStamp(Stamper)To see usage and an example of TextStamper, visit: https://ironpdf.com/tutorials/csharp-edit-pdf-complete-tutorial/#stamp-text-onto-a-pdf
VerticalAlignment
The vertical alignment relative to the page.