This package offers a couple of Blade directives to help you create PDFs with multiple pages.
##Setting a page break
To create a PDF with multiple pages, you can use the @pageBreak Blade directive in your view. Using this directive will result in a new page being created in the PDF document.
So if you have a view like this...
<div>
Page 1
</div>
@pageBreak
<div>
Page 2
</div>
... and you render this view using ...
Pdf::view('view-with-multiple-pages')->save($path);
... the resulting PDF will have two pages, one with "Page 1" and one with "Page 2".
##Adding page numbers
To add page numbers to your PDF, you can use the @pageNumber and @totalPages Blade directive in your view.
Imagine you have this footer view...
<div>
This is page @pageNumber of @totalPages
</div>
... and you render this view using ...
Pdf::view('view-with-multiple-pages')->footerView('footer-view')->save($path);
... the resulting PDF will have a footer on each page, with the page number and the total number of pages.