docs: document Pro Reports PDF font override filter#50
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Summary
Pro Reports no longer applies a forced
DejaVu SansPDF font override by default. Instead, custom template fonts (including@font-face) now flow through to Dompdf, and a new filter lets site owners opt back into a global PDF-only CSS override.Changes
mainwp_pro_reports_pdf_font_override_cssfilter, including its arguments and a code example.DejaVu Sansbehavior using the$legacy_styleargument.Context
Reflects the Pro Reports extension PR that made the PDF font override optional and filter-driven.