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It always felt embarrassing to me how incomplete (and still in draft status) the CSS for paged media is... I would be so happy if this polyfill takes off!
by krastanov 7y ago
It always felt embarrassing to me how incomplete (and still in draft status) the CSS for paged media is...
I would be so happy if this polyfill takes off!
- julientaq 7y agoWe're working hard for that to happen, and to see browsers implements more of the paged-media specs!
- code_code 7y agoThanks for your work. I've been re-reading Knuth's _The TeXbook_ as a reminder of fine points in typography. So much can be covered in just provisioning for floating blocks, top-floating blocks, widows and orphans, a few counters, some flexibilty in headers and footers, and such. It seems like you and/or CSS are hitting those high-points. I hear you emphasizing this might just be for print, but something like a Kindle in-browser reader (hidden nav; spacebar or < or > to turn a page) can also provide a nice experience (different to scrolling) in reading longer works.