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How to use Paged.js

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  • The big picture en

    written on 9/3/2019

    Heard about Paged.js but don’t know where to start?
  • Getting Started with Paged.js en

    written on 9/3/2019

    The basics to run Paged.js
  • How Paged.js works en

    written on 9/3/2019

    If you have ever tried to lay out a website for printing or to publish a book in HTML, you’ll have experienced the limitations of styling meant for displaying scrolling text on screens. Paged.js helps make it possible to produce paginated material from your browser.
  • Web design for print en

    written on 9/3/2019

    If you want to start designing your own book, now is the perfect time!
  • Generated Content en

    written on 9/3/2019

    The content property in CSS is one powerfull way to add structure to your content, without fixing it in the HTML. Let’s check how the web manage those automatically created properties before we get to what Paged.js can create automatically
  • Generated Content in Margin Boxes en

    written on 9/3/2019

    Running headers, footnotes, stuff in margins and so on.
  • Supported feature of the W3C specifications en

    written on 9/3/2019

  • W3C specifications for printing en

    written on 10/3/2019

    W3C is thinking about everything.
  • Named Page en

    written on 1/28/2020

    How to setup the page master based on the content of your html: the named page
  • Cross References en

    written on 1/28/2020

  • Handlers, Hooks and custom javascript en

    written on 1/28/2020

    You’re now fluent in paged media specs, that quite awesome :). But you may want to do more with the scripts. Here is how you can update some of the script to do what you’d like to do.