Cassandra,
On Sep 26, 2013, at 10:39 AM, Cassandra Targett <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I'll take a look at the CSS - this is the one, right?:
>> <https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/spaces/flyingpdf/viewpdfstyleconfig.action?key=solr>
>>
>> About the interim HTML, I found this description of how to get it:
>> <https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONF35/Exporting+Confluence+Pages+and+Spaces+to+HTML>.
>
> My first reaction was that it wouldn't work: The HTML export exports
> the selected pages into a .zip file of HTML files (one file for each
> wiki page). The interim-HTML for the PDF is one big single HTML file.
> They're different exports, using different stylesheets. However, it
> would make sense if the HTML was similar, so I took a look with my own
> Confluence instance and the two exports use many of the same divs for
> the same elements. It's not 1:1, but you could at least figure out
> what the right divs are. The big difference will be heading levels -
> the PDF flattens them all depending on the page hierarchy.
>
> There are also CSS' in place that you don't see and default rules that
> are applied if you haven't overridden them. And then I also think
> there are some styles put into the HTML itself that would override
> anything in the CSS. A few weeks ago I was working on a number of
> possible changes to the PDF, the formatting of code samples being one
> of them, but after two days working on it, I gave up for now. It
> really isn't fun to work on.
I added the following to the PDF stylesheet:
/* trim leading blank line from pre-formatted code blocks */
div.codeContent>pre {
margin-top: -6px;
}
and it seems to do the trick - the top and bottom vertical whitespace look
balanced to me now on two individual pages I exported. I'll export the whole
thing now and look at every box to make sure this isn't doing the wrong thing
somewhere.
Steve
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