I'm working on a project where i've styled my pdf without crop marks.

Then when i was happy with the result i added the crop marks with a 3mm bleed. This however ended up changing some of the images layout.

If i make the prince-bleed smaller og add clear: left/right; to the images, it goes back to the correct styling.

As far as i understand prince-bleed and crop marks should change the content in any way.

How are the images being styled normally? Are they regular document content?

Hi,

Thanks for the quick reply!

Without crop marks:


With crop marks:


So the images are shrunk and put next to each other.

    

.div-containint-left-image {
        background-color: #e6e6e6;
        margin-left: -11px;
        padding-left: 16px;
        padding-right: 8px;
        margin-top: -2px;
        .csc-textpic-above .csc-textpic-image.percent-49 {
            max-width: 100%;
        }
        width :47%;
        float: left;
}

.div-containing-right-image {
        background-color: #e6e6e6;
        padding-left: 8px;
        margin-right: -11px;
        padding-right :16px;
        margin-top: -2px;
        .csc-textpic-above .csc-textpic-image.percent-49 {
            max-width: 100%;
        }
        width: 47%;
        float: right;
}

Is this a help?

Thanks again!

Edited 31 Oct 2019 by ahaSystime

Is there anything i can do?

Thanks for reporting the issue. When using floats in this way, adding clear: left/right as you suggested makes the layout more robust, so that's usually the appropriate thing to do.

Mark

Edited 15 Nov 2019 by markbrown