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Ooh, so can it do this: Read in browser: "Party agrees to pay twenty dollars for blues lessons." Printed version: "Party agrees to pay HIS ETERNAL SOUL to lea
by jancsika 8y ago
Ooh, so can it do this:
Read in browser: "Party agrees to pay twenty dollars for blues lessons."
Printed version: "Party agrees to pay HIS ETERNAL SOUL to learn to play the blues HAHAHA"
- lisper 8y agoYes. Absolutely. In fact, you can probably do that without Javascript since PDF supports CSS.
- colejohnson66 8y agoWHY though?
- lisper 8y agoWhy what?
- thaumasiotes 8y agoWhy would PDF support CSS? It's a printing format; your PDF is defined over fixed-size pages. There isn't supposed to be any dynamic layout. You make it the way you want it to look, and then that's what it looks like.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> Why would PDF support CSS? It's a printing format No, it's not. I mean, print fidelity is where it excels, but that's not all it does. PDF Reflow, for instance, is a designed-in feature.
- ConceptJunkie 8y agoThis is why Robert Johnson should have stayed away from Adobe formats in his contract negotiations.
- watersb 8y agoI could do this in PostScript. In the document, or in a PostScript font. I am thinking about the difference when rendered ("distilled") into PDF. Hmm. I should test this...