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printify

v1.0.1

Published

Easy HTML print formatting. [Preview here](http://e-conomic.github.io/printify)

Downloads

15

Readme

Printify

Easy HTML print formatting.

Usage

First include printify.js in your HTML page. This exposes a global function called printify. Simply call this on your content div you want formatted for printing

printify('#my-content');

You can add <div class="page-break"></div> in your content to indicate that this is an acceptible place to break the page. Printify will automagically find these breaks and use them if a page break them would be nessary when printing a page. If it decides to use a page-break it will add page-actual-break as a css class to it.

You can also add left, top, right or bottom static html content to every page by specifying these in the option map to printify

printify('#my-content', {
	top: function(pageNumber) {
		return '<div>i am on the top off page #'+pageNumber+'</div>';
	}
})

Protips

To get the best results when printing using phantomjs follow these guidelines

* in headers, footers use padding instead of margin if possible
* when using a tr as a page-break use __2__ in a row like so `<tr class="page-break"></tr><tr class="page-break"></tr>`

Happy printing!