On 5/10/2023 11:23 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
All reports can be styled with CSS. (they are simply HTML tables)
You can set up a custom stylesheet and assign it as the default.
You won't be able to re-order elements in the file itself, but you
could maybe use some CSS positioning rules to gain a bit of flexibility.
If that doesn't get far enough, you'd have to write your own invoice
report in Scheme.
As for sharing, there's this list, the Using GnuCash page on the Wiki,
and of course, a PR to get it included in a subsequent release.
Regards,
Adrien
But --- one solution is to do things like "pretty printing" outside of
gnucash. Instead of sending the output from gnucash directly to the
printer, have the output be a file that then goes though a batch editing
program before finally going to the printer. That gives you complete
freedom.
The final edit can use a "compositor" program to get really fancy output.
You can respond quicker fixing things like the exact position of the
name and address << your new box of window envelopes has the window in a
slightly different position >>
Michael D Novack
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