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You can write a PDF specified custom CSS inside the @media print rule, assign the font size you want. Take this post as an example: http://chenluois.com/blog/m
by chenluois 14y ago
You can write a PDF specified custom CSS inside the @media print rule, assign the font size you want.
Take this post as an example:
http://chenluois.com/blog/mou-pdf-export-page-break/ http://chenluois.com/blog/mou-pdf-export-page-break/
It's talking about the page break, but the principle is the same.
- obilgic 14y agoThanks, I actually just printed 15 pages a minute ago. I will definitely try it. P.s. I actually spent so much time on that css. and I was thinking about a live showcase/gallery for different markdown css files. I am sure people are using Mou because of it's beauty and simplicity. Do you think that kind of website would be useful?
- chenluois 14y agoYou are planning to make a CSS showcase website? Then go ahead and make it, I think it would be useful.