Setting paper size and margins in webpdf #1660
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I have the same issue. The margins are really tight. On the second sheet of my pdf the top margin isn't even there.
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When converting to webpdf the margins on the resulting printout are tiny. After a page break there are no margins at all. This code fixes that by placing a 0.5 inch margin on all sides of the printed page. This fixes issue jupyter#1660.
This was referenced Nov 9, 2022
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Duplicates #392, at least as far as paper size is concerned. I would love to have this as well. |
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Hi,
there seems to be no documentation on how to set the paper format and the margins when using webpdf.
The default margins appear absolutely too tight for any printout (in fact there seems to be no margin at all on the top and the bottom of the page) and it is unclear how one is expected to adjust them. Similarly it is unclear how to set the paper size.
Do you need to make a custom template for that? Should that "import" somehow the default template after overriding some styling?
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