So, there's a property that does most of what I need, and a second that does 90% of the remainder
two-column-right is most of my interest (book style layout.)
Zoom fit-height, however, is undesirable. The zoom isn't perfect; as you scroll through the document it drifts. Different amounts on different machines, but, on my main development machine, it's about a page every 60 pages at 8.5x11".
PDF has a different facility that I would prefer to use.
In Reader DC, if you right click the icon toolbar, and look under Show Page Display Tools, you'll see that Reader has the ability to treat this as an issue not of zoom, but rather of continuous vs discontinuous. There's an item under there, "Two Page View," which in tandem with what you currently call "two-column-right" does exactly what I want.
Does PrinceXML have a mechanism for that?
@prince-pdf {
prince-pdf-open-action: zoom(fit-height);
prince-pdf-page-layout: two-column-right;
}
two-column-right is most of my interest (book style layout.)
Zoom fit-height, however, is undesirable. The zoom isn't perfect; as you scroll through the document it drifts. Different amounts on different machines, but, on my main development machine, it's about a page every 60 pages at 8.5x11".
PDF has a different facility that I would prefer to use.
In Reader DC, if you right click the icon toolbar, and look under Show Page Display Tools, you'll see that Reader has the ability to treat this as an issue not of zoom, but rather of continuous vs discontinuous. There's an item under there, "Two Page View," which in tandem with what you currently call "two-column-right" does exactly what I want.
Does PrinceXML have a mechanism for that?
John Haugeland is http://fullof.bs/