Hi,
right now, prince-bleed only bleeds a pages' background when set. Is it possible to bleed the borders as well?
Consider this css definition:
The page is rendered with the borders at the very top and bottom, with the main background color bleeding out as specified:
/var/www/hollow/blog.mausdompteur.de/uploads/border-nobleed.png
For the purpose of avoiding wrongly/unprinted areas at the physical pages' edges after cutting, the borders would need to bleed as well.
Cheers,
Harald
right now, prince-bleed only bleeds a pages' background when set. Is it possible to bleed the borders as well?
Consider this css definition:
@page vignette {
@top-center {content: none ;}
@bottom-center {content: none ; }
background-color: #ccc ;
border-top: 15pt solid black ;
border-bottom: 15pt solid black ;
margin: 0 ;
}
div.container.vignette {
page-break-before: always ;
page: vignette ;
float: top ;
height: 100% ;
}
The page is rendered with the borders at the very top and bottom, with the main background color bleeding out as specified:
/var/www/hollow/blog.mausdompteur.de/uploads/border-nobleed.png
For the purpose of avoiding wrongly/unprinted areas at the physical pages' edges after cutting, the borders would need to bleed as well.
Cheers,
Harald