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@Thomasmarkelly Yes we’re back, our gitlab page system got updated with a new ip. docs are back up!

@paged_js Up now

Hey folks, pagedjs.org is down. we’re working on it. if you need to access the documentation in the meantime, you can go through the source, written down in markdown, here: gitlab.coko.foundation/coko-material/…

@LeaVerou @teotimepacreau @googlechrome @eleven_ty @John_Tax @DmitrySharabin Gitlab is perfect, it’s more often that we have github users who dont wanna bother with another instances. I’ll get back at the office tomorrow, i’ll go through those. Thanks!

@paged_js @teotimepacreau @googlechrome @eleven_ty @John_Tax @DmitrySharabin I filed a bunch! But filed them on Gitlab. Do you prefer GitHub?

How many pages was the longest document you have successfully printed with @googlechrome? Context: considering using @eleven_ty for a book and don’t want to resort to PDF formatters as I want access to all the new ✨bling✨ (and while I’ll miss their print-specific features, I can live without it these days).

@LeaVerou @teotimepacreau @googlechrome @eleven_ty @John_Tax @DmitrySharabin @julieblancfr but i think that you’re pushing in the right direction :D

@LeaVerou @teotimepacreau @googlechrome @eleven_ty @John_Tax @DmitrySharabin Once paged.js is running, you can’t really go back. But we have some example from @julieblancfr where she starts / stop paged.js on the fly gitlab.coko.foundation/pagedjs/starte… it’s really a question of workflow though. most of the user makes the print version outside of the web one.

@LeaVerou @teotimepacreau @googlechrome @eleven_ty @John_Tax @DmitrySharabin :D Please open issues on the github if you find something that should be working that doesn’t or feels weird. most of the css should remain untouched unless it has some impact of the page breaks or page models.

Thank you! Here I am :) We noticed (@dmitrysharabin and I) that Paged.js doesn't understand some more recent CSS syntax that every browser understands. Should we file a bug or are you already aware? Specifics: 1. MQ range syntax e.g. (width > 500px) rather than (min-width: 500px) 2. CSS Nesting for MQs, e.g. @media print {} *inside* another CSS rule. Is refactoring my CSS the only way forwards? I really don’t want to go back to preprocessing… :/

@maxakohler @teotimepacreau @LeaVerou @googlechrome @eleven_ty @John_Tax Thank you! Nothing really written down about it yet, but i know that @John_Tax @NT_polylogue and @Ag_Ba_ are working on another project like this for which they say they’ll write about :D

@paged_js @teotimepacreau @LeaVerou @googlechrome @eleven_ty @John_Tax That's a wild project, is there any writing on it anywhere?

@teotimepacreau @LeaVerou @googlechrome @eleven_ty @John_Tax also if you want to see some example of book made with eleventy + paged.js, you can have a look at livres.louvre.fr/vandyck/ (the pdf is available here livres.louvre.fr/vandyck/vandyc…, the code for the site is being worked on and will soon be available)

@teotimepacreau @LeaVerou @googlechrome @eleven_ty hi there! (thanks @teotimepacreau for the shoutout) we did print 900 pages a couple of years ago :D @John_Tax said he’ll be happy to help, as he’s always talking about how CSS secrets was a game changer So if you want to make some book, and need helps, please send a message

Edition réalisée avec @paged_js et le Bookolab d'ailleurs x.com/grifi_txt/stat…

@itlackey @KevinJPowell @eleven_ty @obsdmd oh awesome! Wanna post pictures or links? (we’re in love with TTRPG here) We’d love to hear more about this.

@KevinJPowell My friends and I are creating a TTRPG book using @eleven_ty and @paged_js to convert markdown to html and then to PDF. So far it's amazing! I'm loving how easy it is for the team to edit content using @obsdmd and styling everything via css is fantastic!

Why is this not possible?! img { shape-outside: attr(src); } @KevinJPowell show me the way 🙏 #css #lifehacks

Folks! The Open Publishing Fest is around the corner! During those two weeks, we’ll gather together online, around the tools and the people invested in open publishing. Join us and propose an event to tell us about your practices! openpublishingfest.org

@Copim_community Hi there and thank yall for the nice words!

Our #ExperimentalPublishingCompendium salutes @paged_js, the free, open source JavaScript library enabling many of the current html to PDF publishing experiments. 🔗compendium.copim.ac.uk/tools/128

@RPG_GM02 we had a core meet last night, and we’re looking at ways to have multiple flows, so your external columns could be their own content flowing. It’s being experimented these days, but it comes with quite some questions and complexities like always.

@RPG_GM02 would you join mattermost.coko.foundation? I’ll be happy to dig a bit more because i have some ideas for that.

@paged_js -- Here is some pages that I'm trying to emulate with the script. The biggest issues is the double column with sidebar. The spanning images are difficult I know due to lack of support.

@RPG_GM02 so what you want to do can be a bit complex (but doable). The real complexity comes from the half column. do you have the following pages so i can have a glimpse of how it could be done?

@paged_js -- Sorry to take so long answering. This is roughly what I want the page to look like. The main issue is the sidebar - along with getting grid to work on a page as well as images floating left and right (causes the page to break).

@RPG_GM02 no worries. looks like our time is not sync :D

@RPG_GM02 @HEROGAMESTweets Sure, what clarifications do you need?

@paged_js @HEROGAMESTweets Could you please update soon and add some clarification to things?

I need to play with the image and some of the layout somewhat. Just looking at some old work I did with @paged_js along with #HeroDesigner by @HEROGAMESTweets

@kayakr @awbjs Chrome is very close to brave. What issue did you get?

@awbjs @paged_js Thanks, I'll try that. I've had mixed results with Chrome

The 2023 edition of the ECMAScript (JavaScript) standards have been released and again this year we used @paged_js to produce PDFs from HTML. Paged.js 0.4.1 was more robust than 0.3.5 that we used last year. ❤️❤️ The PDFs are at ecma-international.org/wp-content/upl… ecma-international.org/wp-content/upl…