Hello,
First, thank you for this useful plugin. I noticed that printing with Firefox adds an extraneous blank page. I can easily reproduce this behavior while using the basic mkdocs example generated with mkdocs new.
Steps to repoduce
mkdocs new test-site && cd test-site- Add the
print-site plugin, material theme and index.md to the nav property (See my mkdocs.yml file below)
mkdocs serve (or mkdocs build and expose through nginx - same behavior)- Go to http://127.0.0.1:8000/print_page/ and hit
Ctrl+P
- See attached screenshot
My mkdocs.yml file:
site_name: My Docs
plugins:
- search
- print-site
theme:
name: material
nav:
- index.md
I also noticed another thing that may be related to the behavior described above.When adding another page to the nav property, sometimes (quite randomly), the last h2 title of the page gets stripped out from the PDF export while the output of the /print_page/ is correctly rendered via http.
See here, you can see that the last title (2.7) is correctly rendered while browsing the /print_page/ endpoint
However it gets stripped out from the PDF export:
The last thing I noticed in the PDF export is that all links in the TOC refers to the URL of the website version of the docs instead of being simple anchors to the PDF titles but maybe that is the intended behavior. See here:
Environment:
- Ubuntu 20.04
- Firefox 92
- mkdocs 1.2.2
- mkdocs-material 7.3.0
- mkdocs-print-site-plugin 2.0.0
Hello,
First, thank you for this useful plugin. I noticed that printing with Firefox adds an extraneous blank page. I can easily reproduce this behavior while using the basic mkdocs example generated with
mkdocs new.Steps to repoduce
mkdocs new test-site && cd test-siteprint-siteplugin,materialtheme andindex.mdto thenavproperty (See mymkdocs.ymlfile below)mkdocs serve(ormkdocs buildand expose through nginx - same behavior)Ctrl+PMy
mkdocs.ymlfile:I also noticed another thing that may be related to the behavior described above.When adding another page to the
navproperty, sometimes (quite randomly), the last h2 title of the page gets stripped out from the PDF export while the output of the/print_page/is correctly rendered via http.See here, you can see that the last title (2.7) is correctly rendered while browsing the /print_page/ endpoint
However it gets stripped out from the PDF export:
The last thing I noticed in the PDF export is that all links in the TOC refers to the URL of the website version of the docs instead of being simple anchors to the PDF titles but maybe that is the intended behavior. See here:
Environment: