Fix for webpdf print margins #1907
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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.
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The margin for the top of the first page was being set twice. Removed the redundant portion.
Fix for webpdf print margins
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This is a fix for the webpdf print margins. It adds 0.5 inch margins to each printed page. This fixes Issue #1660