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Thank you very much! I need to correct my words, because your newspaper doesn’t contain images, so I think you can use Eink mode for grid or flex layouts withou
by jack101311 1y ago
Thank you very much! I need to correct my words, because your newspaper doesn’t contain images, so I think you can use Eink mode for grid or flex layouts without any problems.
- dredmorbius 1y agoI've been thinking through approaches though I haven't yet attempted incorporating eInk Mode yet. My basic document model is: <header> <main (flex layout)> <nav> <.headlines-nav (column layout)> <.sections> <section> <article> <article> ... <section> <article> <article> ... ... </main> <footer> The headlines-nav is effectively a table of contents, and should be preserved as part of the main document. The header and footer can be treated as preliminary and terminal content. I think it makes sense to think of the <sections> as chapters or sections of the document, probably with page breaks. After that, a media query for positioning the articles within each section should make sense. I've been talking to someone who'd prefer a printed-out version of the page (motor-neural limitations), and this might be one path toward that. FWIW, I've considered adding images to the output, though in general I find these don't add much, and in fact frequently detract from, actual content. I've done some manual edits to add in images on a few instances. Automating that process of selection and incorporation is another challenge of course.