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Dear Indico developers,
right now, Indico doesn't offer the option to convert an html page to pdf. This would have been useful.
I tested this via https://indico.cern.ch/event/715317/. See screenshot here for what I got:
Thank you very much for considering this enhancement request.
Yours ever
Maria
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I respect the experts' opinion. Please continue discussing between developers or close this enhancement request, as you see appropriate. Thanks very much for considering it anyway.
Yours
Maria
I agree, not only do most websites look awful when converting them to PDF (or printing them), but it's also pretty much outside the scope of Indico.
PDF conversion of user-provided documents is a different thing (but even that is a CERN-specific plugin and not part of the Indico core) since it increases accessibility for users who might not have Office installed. Web links on the other hand are rarely something where you want an outdated snapshot.
Anyway, if you do want to preserve the content of a website as of a certain date, you could use a service like https://archive.is/ - they create a snapshot of the website and give you a link to it. I don't know how long they keep them though...
Dear Indico developers,
right now, Indico doesn't offer the option to convert an html page to pdf. This would have been useful.
I tested this via https://indico.cern.ch/event/715317/. See screenshot here for what I got:
Thank you very much for considering this enhancement request.
Yours ever
Maria
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: