A big issue is getting precise practical information on steps to wanted
print outcomes. The issue is that you have several levels of potential
complexity (base HTML/CSS combo; browser interpolation; printer
parameters). The browser side is much better than it was on
cross-compliance, but its
Mat
Google schmoogle. Its not helping so much. Also tiddlywiki is a html page its
self so some css effects the whole page so I can't use the examples as I want
to operate on the tiddler level. Eg with a html div.
Regards
Tony
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Tony
> Can anyone give me even the simplex clue how you use this *CSS box model *and
> specifically the *@page *model.
>
Google? It doesn't sound TW specific at all, or do I misunderstand your
problem?
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Folks
I continue on this journey and have a basic approach established. Which I
will publish sooner of later
- However there is reference to the *CSS box model *and specifically the
*@page
*model.
- If I knew how to leverage this I would be able to build pages with a
higher
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> works better in Firefox than Chrome though...
>
Yes ... ironically, in Chrome, you can force things to print nicely when
the CSS is uncooperative but all those manual interventions get in the way
when you are trying to control printing from the page media CSS. Firefox
seems to listen to
Hi Tony,
page media is not so well implemented in browsers i'm affraid.
I have a project with printing capabilities and have struggled with this.
My workaround is using a footer tiddler
* the footer tiddler has display:none; for @screen view
* i'm using display: table-footer-group; for @print
Josiah,
Thanks for your suggestions.
I realise I have a gap in my css knowledge here but ultimately I expect it to
be both easy and flexible especially to a pdf file since as you suggest it
provides a kind of standard printer. At the moment it seems I need to learn all
about it so I can
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Ciao Tony
I think this is a great topic.
I have tried to produce a precise mono-typed print layout for film scripts
in the past with accurate page breaks.
I looked at the "Prince" specialised CSS based print system that is very
informative about CSS & print media. You don't actually need to
Thanks Michael
On Monday, August 12, 2019 at 2:11:32 PM UTC+10, Michael Wiktowy wrote:
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> Hi Tony,
>
> I attempted to make a label-maker-type tool that required precise control
> over margins and positioning of labels for printing. I had some success but
> in the end, it relied on setting
Hi Tony,
I attempted to make a label-maker-type tool that required precise control
over margins and positioning of labels for printing. I had some success but
in the end, it relied on setting particular (mostly zero) margins at the
browser level which made it hard for me to deploy anywhere.
My
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