okay for "a", it must be a printer driver problem. The hex colors render fine in the browser, but the headers print purple and links are flashy green.
I would rather use **BOLD** instead of the H3/H4 than modifying the /usr/share/zim/templates/html/Print.html. I sometimes print man pages using the command man -t (or --troff) command > ~/command.pdf. Couldn't Zim use a similar command to print to PS or PDF in a WYSIWYG manner?
Relying on the browser printing functionality has some downsides:
I use "minium font size" in the browser pref. and large font (DejaVu Sans) for onscreen display. I have to disable the setting and change font/font size anytime I want to print.
The page header/footer are not well positioned on the pages. If I manually change the page margins from the browser page setup. it somewhat conflicts with the CSS margin and the page are truncated when they print.
okay for "a", it must be a printer driver problem. The hex colors render fine in the browser, but the headers print purple and links are flashy green.
I would rather use **BOLD** instead of the H3/H4 than modifying the /usr/share/ zim/templates/ html/Print. html. I sometimes print man pages using the command man -t (or --troff) command > ~/command.pdf. Couldn't Zim use a similar command to print to PS or PDF in a WYSIWYG manner?
Relying on the browser printing functionality has some downsides:
I use "minium font size" in the browser pref. and large font (DejaVu Sans) for onscreen display. I have to disable the setting and change font/font size anytime I want to print.
The page header/footer are not well positioned on the pages. If I manually change the page margins from the browser page setup. it somewhat conflicts with the CSS margin and the page are truncated when they print.