MigraDoc | MigraDoc Foundation - Creating documents on the fly | Compression library

The ImageSource Implementation is null by default, so I added this code to set the ImageSource.Impl, before create the Image Source:

You can mix up Rows, Columns and Style to achieve what you want:

Pages do not exist yet when you create a MigraDoc document, so you cannot determine on which page an item will be or where on a page.

You can set the property Format.KeepTogether of the Paragraph to true to prevent page breaks within the paragraph.

If the bold heading is a separate paragraph, then you can set the property Format.KeepWithNext of the Paragraph to true to prevent page breaks between this paragraph and the next one. This could be the better approach if the paragraph has a long body.

Mixing MigraDoc and PDFsharp you can get it done.

You can add a Tag to the paragraphs that you want to link. While the created PDF and the MigraDoc document are still open, you can combine the PDFs and add the links. In PDFsharp you specify the rectangle you want to turn into a link. If you want a special look for the links, you have to set the look in MigraDoc already.

Finding the tagged paragraphs in the document to add the links is tricky and I don't have a sample at hand.
Here is code that adds the pages one by one: https://forum.pdfsharp.net/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3172
Add the links after adding each MigraDoc page with the table of contents. See this post on the PDFsharp forum to get started:
https://forum.pdfsharp.net/viewtopic.php?p=9694#p9694

MigraDoc can add pages from PDF files using AddImage. You pass the desired page number (zero-based) after the filename - "test.pdf#5" will take the fifth page from that PDF file.

You can simply add a page break to a section, add the image, then add another page break. Images can be positioned at absolute positions, so they fill the whole page.

Automatic page breaks are added when rendering a document to PDF, but you can always add manual page breaks as needed.

If you use that approach then all pages will be created by MigraDoc and page numbers will work.

You are using the HTML Renderer for PDF using PDFsharp that creates a PDF file, not a MigraDoc document. You mix this with sample code from MigraDoc. Things do not work this way.

Use the doc variable you get and use it to create a PDF directly without calling any MigraDoc code.

1. I reproduced steps from from pdfsharp doc -pdfsharp.net/wiki/MigraDoc_FilelessImages.ashx
2. Changed Build Action to Embedded resource

1. Created correct path to image in format - Namespace.FolderWhereIsImage.NameOfImage.png

I guess the line you see is the top border of the first row on the following page. Maybe this makes no sense at first glance.
Horizontal borders are the combination of the bottom border of the line above and the top border of the line below. And I assume this combination is made without respect to pagebreaks.

I'm afraid you cannot really do anything about this line appearing in that situation. But there are workarounds.

But IMHO it is odd to have the header and the spacer line at the end of the first page and the first data on the second page. This can easily be avoided by setting KeepWith for the first row of the block of rows you want to keep together.

Another option is marking the first rows (including the spacer row) as heading rows. Heading rows will be repeated whenever the table breaks to the next page. This should also prevent heading rows from appearing at the bottom of the page without any data row.

You add the image to the header - and TopMargin is not relevant for the contents of the header.

Either add the image to the document body and TopMargin will apply - or set the HeaderDistance property of the PageSetup.

And BTW: Never modify the DefaultPageSetup as you do in the second line of code.

Update: You can place images at an absolute position - in your case that would be (0, 0). This will work for images in the header as well as for images in the body and independent of the margin setting.

Untested code to get you started if you want to try absolute positioning: