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by julientaq 5y ago
I would be happy to see it too. Reset page number using counter is working: https://codepen.io/julientaq/details/MWammZV The property needs to be set to the element, and not to the @page. But we may have missed a
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by julientaq 5y ago
www.booksprints.net people made 700 pages (which makes a lot of div to handle and process) without too much issues. And you can also check https://villachiragan.saintraymond.toulouse.fr/impression to see HD images. Both wen
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by julientaq 7y ago
If you want to know more, you can also go to https://www.cabbagetreelabs.org
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by julientaq 7y ago
Since we use Blink rendering engine, and columns, we do have the ability to set up widows and orphans as we want it :)
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by julientaq 7y ago
Because the other browsers havent made the @page size property available, which is the only thing we can't polyfill. But Firefox is now looking at this, and Safari too. I hope we'll get to support more browsers soon enough (Firefo
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by julientaq 7y ago
Hey folks! @julie_b @fredjc and myself are working on paged.js and we'll be happy to answer any question you may have :) We're in https://mattermost.pagedmedia.org/ :) Come play with us :)
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by julientaq 7y ago
You can have a look at https://paged.design/ for some example. Use chromium and try to print to see the whole thing in action.
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by julientaq 7y ago
We're working hard for that to happen, and to see browsers implements more of the paged-media specs!
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by julientaq 7y ago
It's basically a css print file, which includes a lot of css properties that are not built in browsers yet, with a preview you can see on screen. print is just another aspect of responsive web design. And paged.js add the possibility t
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by julientaq 7y ago
Julien here, working on paged.js It's definitely made to print books and pages from the web. You can preview in a browser, but that's not the goal. It's a polyfill for CSS properties made for print. Although, you can't t