Stephan Herrmann wrote:
>> It's an internal, departmental wiki and I am using it to
>> generate PDFs. So once these guides reach the web, they're already PDF.
>> Thanks for the good advice though regarding this and public wikis.
>>
>
> But why would you do it your way, when this is by far more convenient and
doesn't interfere with the wiki-structure? Just because it's not public it's not
allowed to be user-friendly?
>
> There are minor changes to make with a real benefit for you.
>
> Stephan
>
The main reason being that I simply don't have time right now, and I am
using this as a "quick" fix. I recognize that in the long run it is the
not the easiest, or best, but for now it's what I have time to do.
Since you didn't specify, I assume you are referring to the changes
suggested about avoiding page breaks at tables, headers, and other things.
I may look at the <div.nobreak> suggestion in more detail, but at this
point I don't have time to make the (for me) non-trivial changes to the
layout, test them, and hopefully send them back up stream to be
incorporated in the wiki.
Since this is non-public and only serves a handful of people, it's
sufficient for my needs for now.
- Jesse
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