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HTML to Print anyone? [Solved Thanks!]
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this post was submitted on 10 Oct 2024
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This sounds like the CSS
@media printwith extra stepsI used to write my papers in HTML and a custom print CSS file I made so it fits the school's formatting requirements. It worked surprisingly well. Just write HTML, and then just print it, as basic as it gets. That was easier than bending LaTeX to the school's template which was in MS Office format.
Always frustrates me how underutilized
@media printis. Always liked crafting some good CSS for it on sites, especially ones that I worked on that were document heavy.