Why don't my printed wiki entries look like they do online?
I don't want to have extra spaces between lines when I print out pages -- or more precisely, I want the wiki entries I print to look how they do in the web browser. ... Even when I do the "print version" button, additional spaces magically appear, especially around bullets...
Finally, I would like to be able to save wiki entries as Word docs or PDFs, if possible, and I would like to be able to copy and paste a word document into a wiki entry without losing the formatting.
I am trying to get a business on board to use the wiki, but these are some of the issues that bring about a lot of resistance.
Finally, I would like to be able to save wiki entries as Word docs or PDFs, if possible, and I would like to be able to copy and paste a word document into a wiki entry without losing the formatting.
I am trying to get a business on board to use the wiki, but these are some of the issues that bring about a lot of resistance.
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Inappropriate?Hi Paul,
I'm sorry for the trouble. I'm not sure why this happens, but I see the same thing at many web 2.0 websites. All I can recommend is that you use our "Printable Version" link at the bottom of the page (if you are using v2 wikis).
If you are using V1, I have a help page with suggestions on how to get what you want.
http://help4all.pbwiki.com/CaptureAnE...
You may also want to check out this page.
http://help4all.pbwiki.com/PdfCreator
You can create a PDF and then print it or send it via email.
Good luck!
I’m happy to help
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I think it has to do the with- codes that occur when you press enter/return to move to the next line. When I go tot he source and remove those
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Is it possible to not include these UL codes by default, or to mitigate their effect?
I know that standard html doesn't have this issue, and it would seem easyt o fix
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