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Paged.js documentation site: what its pages say about print layout, margin boxes and named pages
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What this guide covers
A source note for people preparing print-ready PDFs or books from HTML and CSS. It records what the Paged.js documentation website repository states about page size, margins, margin boxes, named pages and its MIT license file. Based on reading the files only; nothing was installed or run.
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Paged.js documentation site: what its pages say about print layout, margin boxes and named pages
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A source note for people preparing print-ready PDFs or books from HTML and CSS. It records what the Paged.js documentation website repository states about page size, margins, margin boxes, named pages and its MIT license file. Based on reading the files only; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- This covers the documentation website repository, not the Paged.js library or its command-line package.
- The command-line page is marked as a draft in its own front matter, so treat its options as less settled.
- The documentation says :nth() and :blank selectors do not work with named pages, and offers a class-based workaround.
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