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It seems the support for @page is very choppy. Adding @page :first with a margin of 0 cuts off the text a little bit for all pages after the first. Is there a way to effectively manage different margins for different pages? For example, a magazine might have a cover page with no margins and full-page pictures next to a page with an article.
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Unfotunately I don't think this is possible, this is a limiration on the Chrome/Chromium side, and as long as they do not support it there is not much we can do.
Unfotunately I don't think this is possible, this is a limiration on the Chrome/Chromium side, and as long as they do not support it there is not much we can do.
That's what I suspected, and was hoping there was some kind of workaround. Thanks anyways!
It seems the support for
@page
is very choppy. Adding@page :first
with a margin of 0 cuts off the text a little bit for all pages after the first. Is there a way to effectively manage different margins for different pages? For example, a magazine might have a cover page with no margins and full-page pictures next to a page with an article.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: