The example changes the UI of the viewer so that there are two buttons, clicking one calls the method to add the "Approved" stamp and the other to add the "Rejected" stamp.
To embed the viewer on a page, all that is required are a few short lines of JavaScript, a CSS class, and a DIV in your page.
Embed the viewer without any chrome (tab, panels, dialogs, etc.)
The viewer’s UI can be configured when it is created, by setting properties of the options argument.
Add your own controls (buttons, tabs, panels, etc) outside the viewer and use these to control the viewer.
Customize the look and feel of the viewer by modifying the stylesheet.
Embed the thumbnail control outside of the viewer and use it to navigate pages within your document.
Enable Digital Rights Management (DRM) when embedding the viewer.
Localize the viewer by modifying the language.json file.
This code example demonstrates adding A4 page size into printing options.
It’s easy to integrate annotations and redactions with your database by serializing them individually.
This example demonstrates using the viewer’s API to subscribe to all of the viewer’s events.
Use advanced Annotation Layers features to manage user access to individual layers.
Create custom tooltips for mark objects by using MouseHover events.
Change the position of the tab panes by modifying the markup located in viewerTemplate.html.
