Show HN: Gutenberg – Modern CSS framework to print the web correctly
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#3Since the submitted appears to be the author, can we have "Show HN" added to the title?
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#4 page-break-before:
page-break-after:
Did not know these were in CSS3 !It's always worth poking around in others peoples code...
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#6When trying to print the modern style, I'm only getting a blank page with lines: https://imgur.com/a/MoGnf
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#7Wow, today I learned (via this) about: page-break-before: page-break-after: Did not know these were in CSS3 ! It's always worth poking around in others peoples code...
Re: Show HN: Gutenberg – Modern CSS framework to print the web correctly
#8Wow, today I learned (via this) about: page-break-before: page-break-after: Did not know these were in CSS3 ! It's always worth poking around in others peoples code...
Re: Show HN: Gutenberg – Modern CSS framework to print the web correctly
#9Wow, today I learned (via this) about: page-break-before: page-break-after: Did not know these were in CSS3 ! It's always worth poking around in others peoples code...
I don't think this is CSS3, it has been arround for ages ( you will be using this when convert html pages to pdf also ;) )
Re: Show HN: Gutenberg – Modern CSS framework to print the web correctly
#10Wow, today I learned (via this) about: page-break-before: page-break-after: Did not know these were in CSS3 ! It's always worth poking around in others peoples code...
The problem with those, the last time i checked, was that most html to pdf solutions don't support them. The only one I could find was Prince ( https://www.princexml.com/ ) , which is commercial and rather pricey.