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print-html-block

v2.0.0

Published

Print Html Block

Downloads

190

Readme

Print Html Block

Usage

  1. Install plugin
npm install print-html-block
  1. Create html tags
<section id="section1">Print Me!</section>
<section id="section2">Don't print me.</section>
<button onclick="print()">Print</button>
  1. Import plugin in your .js file
import printHtmlBlock from 'print-html-block';

function print() {
  const selector = '#section1';
  const options = {
    importStyle: true
  };

  printHtmlBlock(selector, options);
};
  1. Finish. Click by "Print" button

Default options

| Name | Defailt | Description | |-------------|-------------|-------------| | debug | false | show the iframe for debugging | | importCSS | true | import parent page css | | importStyle | false | import style tags | | printContainer | true | print outer container/$.selector | | loadCSS | '' | path to additional css file - use an array [] for multiple | | pageTitle | '' | add title to print page | | removeInline | false | remove inline styles from print elements | | removeInlineSelector | '*' | custom selectors to filter inline styles. removeInline must be true | | printDelay | 333 | variable print delay | | header | null | prefix to html | | footer | null | postfix to html | | base | false | preserve the BASE tag or accept a string for the URL | | formValues | true | preserve input/form values | | canvas | false | copy canvas content | | doctypeString | '' | enter a different doctype for older markup | | removeScripts | false | remove script tags from print content | | copyTagClasses | false | copy classes from the html & body tag | | beforePrintEvent | null | callback function for printEvent in iframe | | beforePrint | null | function called before iframe is filled | | afterPrint | null | function called before iframe is removed |