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@omatase Take a look at legalthings/pdf.js-viewer. It's a fork of a Mozilla demo project, therefor it doesn't lent itself that easily for use in an angular application.

Check which methods are exposed. You might need to add some customizations.

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Thanks for responding @jasny. I just need a bit of clarification. Are you suggesting I not use the angular version of the pdfjs viewer or are you suggesting I look at the non-angular version for insight as to how to go about injecting a custom look and feel for the angular version?

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@omatase The second: I am suggesting that you look at the non-angular version for insight as to how to go about injecting a custom look and feel for the angular version.

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Thanks @jasny, where do I go to find that? The link you gave goes to a 404. Is it this one? https://github.com/legalthings/pdf.js-viewer

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@omatase Yes

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@jasny Thanks for your help. I didn't realize this before but after looking into it, you can do what I want to do by overriding the directive in a decorator. Pretty much exactly what I needed.

.config(function ($provide) {
    $provide.decorator('pdfjsViewerDirective', function ($delegate) {

        if ($delegate && $delegate.length > 0) {
            $delegate[0].templateUrl = '/Scripts/app/document-viewer/templates/pdf.js-viewer.html';
            $delegate[0].template = null;
        }

        return $delegate;
    });
});

Personally, with this as an option I don't see a reason for any specific feature to address customization.

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