[tw] Re: Export subset of tiddlers to document for non-tiddly people

2008-10-15 Thread Eric Shulman

> Well, you could do that with a little bit of custom CSS:
>     [EMAIL PROTECTED] print {
>          .tiddler .subtitle {
>              display: none;
>          }
>      }
> Note that I've wrapped this in "@media print { ... }", which means it
> only applies when printing - not sure whether the SnapshotPlugin's print
> parameter also invokes the print style sheet though

In addition to writing the HTML for the currently displayed content,
SnapshotPlugin gathers all currently defined 

[tw] Re: Export subset of tiddlers to document for non-tiddly people

2008-10-15 Thread FND

> This *should* include the definitions from StyleSheetPrint [...] 
> so print-specific CSS should work just fine.

Yeah, but only when actually printing - i.e. not when viewing and saving 
the document as an HTML file.

Come to think of it, I don't think there's a simple and reliable way to 
active print style sheets like this.
Would it be possible to add the class "snapshot" to the generated HTML 
page's BODY element? That'd be a better solution anyway, I think.


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[tw] Re: Export subset of tiddlers to document for non-tiddly people

2008-10-15 Thread FND

> I'm also hoping to remove the 'edited by' meta information

Well, you could do that with a little bit of custom CSS:
 @media print {
 .tiddler .subtitle {
 display: none;
 }
 }
Note that I've wrapped this in "@media print { ... }", which means it 
only applies when printing - not sure whether the SnapshotPlugin's print 
parameter also invokes the print style sheet though, so you might have 
to do some fiddling (i.e. changing the StyleSheet) before creating the 
snapshot.

> Any thoughts on how to get where I'm going with this approach, or
> alternatives to solve the main problem, most welcome!

Well, you could use a virtual printer* to create a PDF document when 
printing...


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* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_printer

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[tw] Re: Export subset of tiddlers to document for non-tiddly people

2008-10-16 Thread Douglas

What I do is create the print style i want then print to PDF
(PDFCreater on windows) then email the thing round.

It's easy, works and keep the managers happy and they can still copy
and paste stuff out of it.

D

On Oct 15, 1:13 pm, FND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > This *should* include the definitions from StyleSheetPrint [...]
> > so print-specific CSS should work just fine.
>
> Yeah, but only when actually printing - i.e. not when viewing and saving
> the document as an HTML file.
>
> Come to think of it, I don't think there's a simple and reliable way to
> active print style sheets like this.
> Would it be possible to add the class "snapshot" to the generated HTML
> page's BODY element? That'd be a better solution anyway, I think.
>
> -- F.

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