#convert PDF to HTML

[creativeschoolrb]

Hi, this is Creative School. Today we share with you how to generate PDF documents from any website. If you want to develop a website and want to provide PDF downloading features, you are exactly in the right place. This video will help you to insert a PDF generator feature in your website on any page of any specific size and shape. GitHub Link: https://github.com/BorhanHosen/How-to-add-pdf-file-download-option-in-your-website.git 0:00 Explanation 3:10 Intro 3:39 Explaining Puppeteer 7:12 Server Side Code Explanation 15:01 Client Side Code Explanation 26:21 Final Touch 28:18 Outro Here are some of our previous tutorial links. You can watch and learn new things and techniques. Enjoy them: How to Send Data from HTML Form Data to Google Sheets | Creative School https://youtu.be/A4TPkOw2Ess Mastering Full Invoice Inventory Management in Microsoft Excel | Creative School Tutorial https://youtu.be/f8BTxan1QTo Motion Graphics in PowerPoint Full Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsWfHxHIjBT87YgBulwX6X-bnEk4TayQu How to Create the Best Animated Info-graphic in PowerPoint [Part-1] 2020 || Creative School || https://youtu.be/rV-mykyBQIM Awesome Flat Intro Animation In PowerPoint Part 2 || Creative School || https://youtu.be/TafoVSYadEg The Night Sky with a Mountain, fountain, a tree, Bird & Moon Creating in PowerPoint || Creative School || https://youtu.be/jyCTlxJrGyg SAMSUNG Galaxy Boot Animation in PowerPoint [Full Tutorial- 2020] https://youtu.be/pqh-P1mUNp8 How to make an intro video of 10-minute school in PowerPoint 2020. [Part 1] https://youtu.be/I1xObR_SVco Water Animation In PowerPoint Animation! || Creative School https://youtu.be/WfzKTzbGVRA How to add pdf file #download option in your #website https://youtu.be/cNhQ-0VBt5A ===HashTags=== #reactjs #creativeschool #pdfconversion #html #nodejs #vscode #website #javascript #convertpdf #generatepdf #pdfconverter #downloadpdf #puppeteers #mernstack #javascript ===Related Tags=== react pdf generator, generate pdf using react, generate pdfs from html & css with nodejs using puppeteer, certificate generator website, how to create a pdf file using reactjs, html to pdf using javascript, generate pdf from html, generate pdf using javascript, how to add pdf object on a website, how to convert html to pdf in react app using jspdf, easy way to embed pdfs on a website, how to convert html content to pdf in react app using jspdf, generate pdf with react, how to create a pdf with node and puppeteer, generate pdfs from html & css with nodejs using puppeteer, puppeteer, getting to know puppeteer with example, get started with headless chrome and puppeteer, headless chrome and puppeteer, how to generate pdf from html with node.js, how to create a pdf file using reactjs, generate pdf using javascript, how to create pdfs with node js and react, puppeteer examples, puppeteer tutorial, puppeteer html to pdf generation with node.js,

[justaboutsnapped]

cries in i've read pretty much the entirety of the arthur/cobb (sans bashing) tag and scouring LJ isn't as fruitful as I'd like it to be

[itmlab]

How to Convert HTML to PDF with Google Script? - ITMlab

The Google Script is a powerful tool that allows you to automate repetitive tasks in Google. It allows you to create JavaScript-based applications that use Google services. The following code can be used to convert HTML files into PDF:

For more information: How to Convert HTML to PDF with Google Script? - ITMlab

Convert HTML to PDF

Converting HTML to PDF is easy. You can do it yourself, or you can use Google Script to do it for you.

To convert HTML to PDF using Google Script:

Create a new script in Google Drive and name it “ConvertHTML.”

In the “Code” section at the bottom of your script editor window, copy and paste this code:

var docs = SpreadsheetApp.openByUrl( ‘https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/YOUR_SPREADSHEET_ID_HERE’ ); var sheets = docs.getSheets(); var sheet = sheets[0]; var rows= sheet .getRange( ‘A1’).getValues();

1. Create an HTML file that has a table of contents, headers and footers

Before you can convert HTML to PDF, you’ll need to create an HTML file that has a table of contents, headers and footers. Here’s how:

Open Notepad or another text editor on your computer (if you’re using Google Chrome, then we recommend using the built-in Developer Tools).

Type out some basic text like this:

Create a table of contents by adding tags around each major heading in your document; if there are no major headings in your document yet (you haven’t started writing), then type out some more text until there are multiple levels of headings so that we know where our table should begin! For example:

This is my first Heading, This is my second Heading. Make sure these tags are indented with two spaces from each side so that we can tell them apart from regular paragraphs later when we convert them into actual tables!

2. Save the file as an HTML file with a .html extension

Save the file as an HTML file with a .html extension

Make sure you have the right extension. If you don’t, Google will not be able to open it and convert it into a PDF file. You can also save it as a text file and then open it in a browser to see if it works.

3. Open your Google Drive account in your browser and log in if you haven’t done so already.

You need a Google account. If you don’t already have one, go to https://accounts.google.com/signup and follow the instructions to create one.

You’ll need to be signed in to your Google Drive account. If you haven’t done so yet, sign in using your email address or phone number associated with the account (the same credentials used for Gmail).

Sign out of Google Docs if it’s currently open: Click on “File” at top left corner of screen then select “Account settings” from dropdown menu under My Drive section at right side of page; next click on “Sign out” link at bottom left corner of window that appears when hovering cursor over ‘My Drive’ heading before signing back into new window where we will begin creating our script file below this paragraph!

4. Click on the “Script” option in the left-hand sidebar menu at the top of the screen (or click here)

The next step is to click on the “Script” option in the left-hand sidebar menu at the top of the screen (or click here). This will open up a window with some code that looks something like this:

var doc = DocumentApp.openById(‘myDocumentId’);

doc.setHtmlContent(‘Hello World!’);

For more information: How to Convert HTML to PDF with Google Script? - ITMlab

[hiqpdfsoftware]

Effortless Document Conversion: The Best HTML to PDF Converter for .NET Core

In today's digital world, HTML plays an integral role in shaping our online experiences, from browsing websites and blogs to engaging with various social networks. As web developers and business owners continue to seek efficient ways to manage and share information, the need for a seamless HTML to PDF converter .NETCore has become increasingly crucial.

With its ability to facilitate offline viewing, streamline editing, simplify sharing and printing, and compress data, converting HTML to PDF offers a long list of benefits that cater to the diverse needs of users across various industries. In this blog, we will explore the best HTML to PDF converter .NET Core, engineered to provide an effortless document conversion experience while maintaining the utmost professionalism and elegance.

Introducing HiQPdf Software, a cutting-edge solution that offers incredibly fast and accurate HTML to PDF conversion technology. They have expertly developed a system that supports all modern HTML5, CSS3, SVG, and Web Fonts features, ensuring seamless compatibility with contemporary web designs.

With HiQPdf Software, users can effortlessly convert HTML to PDF, transparent PNG, or even to an SVG vector image. Additionally, they provide comprehensive tools for creating, editing, merging, and splitting PDFs and filling and submitting PDF forms. The software also boasts features such as PDF to HTML, PDF to Text, or Image conversion, image extraction, and text searching capabilities.

What truly distinguishes HiQPdf Software from its competitors is its remarkable ability to operate without relying on external dependencies. This unique attribute ensures a seamless and efficient integration process into your workflow, eliminating the need for additional installations or configurations. By offering direct copy deployment, HiQPdf Software not only simplifies the setup process but also significantly reduces potential compatibility issues that may arise with other systems. As a result, users can enjoy an unencumbered, hassle-free experience, allowing them to focus on what matters most—delivering high-quality document conversions with unparalleled ease and precision.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to streamline your document conversion process with the best HTML to PDF converter .NET Core. Experience the unparalleled efficiency, precision, and ease of use that HiQPdf Software has to offer. Take action today and elevate your web development capabilities by integrating this exceptional solution into your workflow.

[ankhegs-in-my-salad]

Okay so having a really quick play about with Ellipsus, loving what I'm seeing so far.

1 - FOLDERS (suck it, Google Docs). And SUBFOLDERS!!!!! (I just really love folders okay don't judge me)

2 - The draft management actually looks fantastic. Need to investigate it a little more but really impressed with that (being able to side-by-side, lock scroll, AND the merge function looks great? Being able to give them designated names??)

3 - Really easy document navigation using the headings and outline feature. The main reason I don't like doing longer documents in Word, takes a bit of a faff. This is as easy as selecting a heading and BAM done.

4 - I don't do a lot of collaborative writing but this looks like it would be amazing for that. There's comments, collaborators, but also a CHAT feature. Makes me think this could actually be good for RPs as well as story collaboration if folks wanted, especially people who like to convert RPs into stories after the fact.

5 - Exporting work looks quite easy. Buttons for PDF, rich text - and also HTML! That could be really useful for AO3. Definitely going to give that a try with my next fic.

6 - The phone UI seems pretty nice as well, which is huge for me as I love getting some words in when I can't sleep or am hanging about waiting for something.

I wish I had the brain power to actually DO some writing right now but I don't lol. Excited to give this a try though after I've had another 30 or so hours sleep.

[leveragehunters]

okay, I have to ask — how do you like your kobo ereader??

I’ve been eyeing one for a while bc I really *don’t* want a kindle, but also *so* many people have a kindle that it feels like it’s the only real option

Holy crap I LOVE IT. It's so much better than the Kindle. (Also: this got long)

I decided to upgrade my old Paperwhite (it was a second gen, so pretty old and small) and I almost got a new Paperwhite automatically (cause I felt much the same as you).

But the Kobos were on the same page and since I'm trying to be less impulsive, I started poking around and they are so good.

I went with a black Libra 2 and it's like the software was actually designed for human beings, unlike the Kindle software, which I think was designed for no one except the devil.

I side-load only and keep all my books organised in collections. The only way to do collections on the Kindle is manually, one book at a time, or jailbreak (and I'm not sure you can jailbreak the new Paperwhites, plus it's such a PITA).

On the Kobo, I can build collections from within Calibre, super fast and multiple books at a time. You can also do them manually on the Kobo, but even that is SO MUCH EASIER than on the Kindle.

The actual screen reading experience is basically identical (you can even side-load the Kindle font if you want it), since e-ink is pretty much e-ink, but it has few extra 'while you're reading' tweaks, like setting the all around margin size of the book (great if you switch between books and comics) and controlling the presence of, and info in, the top and bottom bar (pages left in book, pages left in chapter, percentage left to go etc). It also has a brightness and a warmness setting, so you can tweak those til they're just right for you.

I'm loving the physical page turn buttons so much - way easier than having to swipe the screen. I can hold the Kobo in one hand and just page forward with my thumb. It's also a teeny tiny bit lighter than my old Paperwhite.

I also love that you can 'archive' any books you've bought from Kobo, so they don't show up on the e-reader (you can still get them from Kobo later if you want), unlike Amazon where they're always right there unless you delete them forever. Like I said, I side-load everything, I don't want to see the Amazon-displayed copies. I don't want to see the Amazon displayed ANYTHING.

Kobo also doesn't advertise to you. Even in a non ad-supported Kindle, the home page of the new Kindle software shows trending and suggested books. It's bloody advertising. The home page on the Kobo shows you things about your library, with a discrete text invitation at the bottom to find new books or make a wishlist. There is a 'Discover' tab where you can see suggested books and such, but you have to actively go there, which means you're seeing it because you want to see it.

It's very intuitive to use - there's tabs down the bottom that do what they say on the tin and the settings are clear what they do. If it goes to sleep on 'Books' it wakes up on 'Books'. If you have authors sorted by last name it shows them all sorted by last name (this was endless aggravation on the Kindle which seemed to have an 'I do whatever the fuck I like' approach). It displays a cute little 'sleeping' when it's asleep along with the cover of what you're currently reading (you can turn that last one off).

It natively supports a decent assortment of file types: KEPUB, EPUB, EPUB2, EPUB3, PDF, FlePub, MOBI, PDF, JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, TIFF, TXT, HTML, RTF, CBZ and CBR.

I cannot recommend the Kobo Libra 2 highly enough. It's the damn bees knees and I wish I'd gotten one years ago. I can't ever see going back to the Kindle.

Some pics and Calibre details under the cut (which doesn't seem to be working, darn it).

(yes I have been rereading the Kitty series)

The Calibre plugins I grabbed are below, but tbh honest you don't really NEED any of them:

I also converted my library to kepub, which isn't necessary, but gives you some nifty extra reading features.

To create Collections on your Kobo with Calibre

Decide what Calibre column you want to use for setting your Collections (I use tags, because I don't use it for anything else, but you can also make a new column in Preferences or use one of the others).

Make sure your Kobo is ejected then go to Preferences in the toolbar, locate the Import/export section, then click Sending books to devices.

For Metadata Management, choose Automatic management.

Click Apply.

Remain in Preferences, locate the Advanced section, then click Plugins.

Expand Device Interface.

Scroll down and select either Kobo Touch Extended, or if that's not present, KoboTouch.

Click Customize plugin.

Switch to the Collections, covers & uploads tab.

Checkmark Collections.

For Collections columns, enter the name of the Column you're going to use for Collections.

Checkmark Create collections.

Click OK.

Close Preferences and exit and restart Calibre.

Fancy up your library by putting your books in Collections and when you're done, Send to Device and those collections will be there, all nicely and satisfyingly organised on your Kobo.

[gleefulpoppet]

Downloadable File (Finally!)

★UPDATE★: This story has been too large to download directly from AO3 (you get time-out issues, crashes, etc.) So, I've finally had some time to figure out a way to convert the HTML code to different formats. The images are truncated in some instances, which is rather unfortunate (I worked so hard on them! 😭) but at least you can download it if you would like to. ♥

These are on my Google Drive. You do NOT need to be signed in to Google and/or you can open them in a new incognito window if you would like. 

EPUB [X] 2 MB MOBI [X] 2 MB AZW3 [X] 2 MB Optimized for Amazon Kindle devices  PDF [X] 65 MB High-ish-quality  You can also read Sonder on AO3 [here].

[sasheneskywalker]

useful resources for fanfic writers and readers

AO3 Floating Comment Box A script to create a floating comment box at the bottom of the page for works on AO3.

Floaty Review Box To review fics on AO3 as you read.

FanFictionDownloader (FFDL) A little tool to download your favorite stories from different websites to your local computer or eBook-reader.

FicLab FicLab is a browser addon that allows you to download fanfiction and original stories directly from supported websites in a number of different ebook formats, including ePub, Kindle and PDF.

Comment Builder The @/longlivefeedback comment builder is a tool created to help fanfiction readers respond to stories and communicate with authors.

ao3 savior Hide specified works on AO3

AO3: Kudosed and seen history Highlight or hide works you kudosed/marked as seen.

AO3 Additional Filter Tools Adds additional filters to the AO3 filter sidebar on works listings, including creator, hits, kudos, comments and bookmarks.

AO3 Works List CSV Bookmarklet Lets you download the contents of a works listing as a CSV.

Hide Empty Paragraphs Hide empty paragraph tags from a work.

AO3 Statistics CSV Bookmarklet Lets you download your AO3 statistics as a CSV.

Fic Trackers A tool to keep track of your fics!

AO3 Automagic App Exchange requests summary eyeball searing on AO3? No problem. View an exchange that's already been scraped, or scrape a new one!

Google Docs script to handle issues when copying from a doc into AO3 A script for Google Drive that will take your finished work and convert all basic formatting into HTML for you.

AO3: Hidden search operators cheatsheet

Shortening long tag fields skin by Xparrot Puts all tag fields on the Show Works page over a certain length into a scrollbox.

Reversi skin by AO3 AO3 dark mode.

ByLine skin by Branch Breaks warnings, relationships, characters, and freeform tags into separate groups.

AO3 Work Skins/Tutorials

A Complete Guide to 'Limited HTML' on AO3

CSS code scripts for Ao3

How to Mimic Social Media in an AO3 Work

Works Skins

[bending-sickle]

Four Keys Book Arts - From E-Book to Real Book: Part 1 - Typesetting and Imposing a 120+ Year Old Bookbinding Manual

Hi everybody, welcome to the bindery!

Over the years I've received countless requests for help on converting e-books or pdfs into a format suitable for hand binding, so I finally decided to figure it out for myself. In this video I'll show you not only where I found a free digital copy of Douglas Cockerell's essential work: 'Bookbinding and the Care of Books', but also how I converted the .epub file and formatted the book for printing and binding.

Project Gutenberg: https://gutenberg.org/

PDFGear: https://www.pdfgear.com/

Bookbinder JS: https://momijizukamori.github.io/bookbinder-js/

In the next installments I will continue with sewing and casing in this book, so stay tuned!

I will be giving away this book when this series is complete! To find out more, check out my Patreon post about it here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/patreon...

Cheers,

Dennis

From the comments:

For future reference, on project Gutenberg you can also download the HTML version which you should be able to open directly in word or however else to process directly and should give you a lot more control over things like margins and font and page splits and junk

There's a really cool functionality in MS Word in the page setup to help with the signature printing. In the 'Layout' tab of the top banner, expand 'Page Setup'. In 'Margins' change from 'Normal' to 'Book fold.' From there, you can specify the number of sheets in your booklet

Word can definitely do basic imposition, but Bookbinder JS offers far more flexibility in a much more streamlined, purpose-driven format.

[organized-documents-alt]

Free Photoshop/Editing Tools

Photoshop/Editing Tools

PHOTOSHOPPING

Free Photoshop: https://pixlr.com/x/  

(This site only allows "3 FREE PROJECTS" A Day!))

Photopea: https://www.photopea.com/ 

Sketchpad: https://sketch.io/sketchpad/ 

Kleki: https://kleki.com/ 

Sumo Paint: https://paint.sumo.app/ 

Downloadable

PhotoScape X: http://x.photoscape.org/ 

Photoshop App "GIMP": https://www.gimp.org/ 

Background Remover: https://www.remove.bg/

Remove BG AI: https://remove-bg.ai/ 

Remove BG: https://remove-white-background.imageonline.co/ 

Watermark Remover: https://www.watermarkremover.io/upload 

Change Haircolor: https://www.cartoonize.net/hair-color-changer/ 

IMAGE TOOLS: https://imgonline.tools/ 

Image Converter: https://www.freeconvert.com/image-converter 

Useful Converter Image/Video/PDF: https://cloudconvert.com/ 

TEXT GENERATORS

Text Generator: https://www.coolgenerator.com/png-text-generator 

Text Generator 2: https://glowtxt.com/ 

Text Designer PHONE: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/text-designer/id1434850234

Font-Generator Picsart: https://tools.picsart.com/text/font-generator/ 

Text Glow: https://fontmeme.com/glow-effect/ 

Upside down text: https://www.upsidedowntext.com/  

Demon Slayer Logo Generator: https://www.textstudio.com/logo/demon-slayer-logo-editable-1314 

Image to Text: https://www.imagetotext.info/

MEASURE/SIZE

Image Measurement: https://www.posterburner.com/Image-Size-Finder.aspx 

Image resizer: https://imageresizer.com/ 

Dimension Resizer: https://www.img2go.com/resize-image 

Flip Image: https://pinetools.com/flip-image 

Image Cropper: https://www.iloveimg.com/crop-image 

Stretch Image: https://batchtools.pro/en/resize/stretch 

MATH

Caculatorsoup: https://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/conversions/numberstowords.php 

Demos: https://www.desmos.com/scientific 

Table Creator: https://www.htmltables.io/ 

Heterogeneous Table Generator: https://www.table-generator.de/generator

Calendar: https://www.calendarlabs.com/ 

AI GENERATORS

Craiyon: https://www.craiyon.com/ (Top Free includes watermark)

dezgo: https://dezgo.com/

Deepdream: https://deepdreamgenerator.com/generate 

DRAWING SITES

Sketchpad: https://sketch.io/sketchpad/

Kleki: https://kleki.com/

Sumo: https://sumo.app/

Canva: https://www.canva.com/draw/

Downloadable

Krita: https://krita.org/en/ 

Photo to Outline

Photo to Outline (optional transparent BG): https://tech-lagoon.com/imagechef/en/image-to-edge.html?cache=20240808100244 

Photo to Sketch (White BG): https://suncatcherstudio.com/photo-to-sketch/ 

RemoveWhiteBG: https://remove-white-background.imageonline.co/ 

Remove BG AI: https://remove-bg.ai/ 

CHARACTER CREATORS

PicCrew: https://picrew.me/en 

Meikr: https://meiker.io/ 

Imvu: https://secure.imvu.com/ 

Anime POSE Maker: https://app.justsketch.me/ 

BACKSTORY AI GENERATOR

ToolBaz: https://toolbaz.com/writer/backstory-generator 

CapitaliseMyTitle: https://capitalizemytitle.com/name-generator/character-backstory/ 

PNG (Transparent Background)

PNGEgg: https://www.pngegg.com/ 

PNG Wing: https://www.pngwing.com/ 

CleanPNG: https://www.cleanpng.com/ 

PNGpix: https://pngpix.com/  

Freepnglogos: https://www.freepnglogos.com/images/angel-wings-10863.html 

Pnghut: https://pnghut.com/ 

FreeIconsPng: https://www.freeiconspng.com/ 

Uxwing: https://uxwing.com/ 

PurePNG: https://purepng.com/ 

PNGimg: https://pngimg.com/ 

FreeTransparent: https://freepngtransparent.com/ 

VHV.RS: https://www.vhv.rs/ 

GIFS

Watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOJHgEQI6Q0 

GIF Maker: https://mediamodifier.com 

Awesome Screen Recorder/Screenshot (Computer Only): (Better quality for Gifs) https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/awesome-screen-recorder-s/nlipoenfbbikpbjkfpfillcgkoblgpmj 

Crop Video: https://ezgif.com/crop-video 

Convert Image to GIF: https://image.online-convert.com/convert-to-gif 

(Just in case) Video to GIF: https://ezgif.com/video-to-gif 

NOTES

Evernote: https://evernote.com/ 

SimpleNote: https://simplenote.com/  

Standered Notes: https://standardnotes.com/

Obsidian: https://obsidian.md/

Dropbox Paper: https://www.dropbox.com/paper/startZoho  

Notebook: https://www.zoho.com/notebook/

RemNote: https://www.remnote.com/

Notion: https://www.notion.so/ 

Private (optional) Standered Notes: https://standardnotes.com/

Google

Google Docs: docs.google.com/document 

Google Keeps: https://keep.google.com/ 

Downloads

NoteShelf: https://www.noteshelf.net/noteshelf-windows.html  

Joplin: https://joplinapp.org/help/install/ 

Socials

Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/dashboard 

Quotev: https://www.quotev.com/

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/

Wattpad: https://www.wattpad.com/ 

Phone Apps

Notes: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/notes/id1110145109

Goodnotes: https://www.goodnotes.com/

Bear: https://bear.app/ 

ColorNote: https://www.colornote.com/ 

Notepad: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/memo-notepad-for-note-taking/id1004291915

NoteShelf (Ios): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/noteshelf-3-digital-notes/id6458735203  NoteShelf (Android): https://www.noteshelf.net/noteshelf-android.html  

SuperNotes: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/supernotes/id1623606778 

Private (optional) Standered Notes: https://standardnotes.com/ 

FREE WEBSITE CREATORS

Webnode: https://www.webnode.com/ 

Carrd: https://carrd.co/ 

LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/  

[loverboybrightsideghost]

does anyone know how to download a pdf from project gutenberg? i downloaded dracula as a pdf from there a while ago, i'm not sure how bc pdf is not one of the available file types provided by project gutenberg. i've tried converting the html file to a pdf but i want to be able to annotate the pdf on my tablet, and the way it converts is with wayyyy too small and too much text per page to be really conducive to that. um. help?

[lady-inkyrius]

Really wish there was a standard format for local responsive documents. PDF is great for static documents, but what if I want to send someone something that'll look good on phones as well? HTML would seem to be the obvious choice for responsive documents that every device has a viewer for, but I haven't worked out a way to get local HTML sites to display properly on my phone – Neither Chrome nor Firefox recognise file:// URIs, Chrome doesn't display images or styling when opening from the file manager, and Firefox doesn't even show up there in the first place – so they're out too I guess.

It seems like you either have to drop responsivity (PDF) or portability (HTML), I can't see a way to have both. The other options that came to mind were ePub (which doesn't do styles) or Markdown (which you would convert to HTML if you wanted consistent styling anyway), and neither of which have anywhere close to the universality of PDF and HTML.

The last resort option would be making two PDFs, one at regular A4 page size and one designed with a page as wide as an average phone screen, but that seems annoying both to produce and also for the users.

[Repost from a few days ago on my Cohost]

[splendidemendax]

god i hate running things in terminal and i have had to do it like four times today because these fucking libraries keep not fucking working. i just want to convert html to pdf in a python script. is that really so much to fucking ask.

[itmlab]

How to Convert HTML to PDF with Google Script? - ITMlab

The Google Script is a powerful tool that allows you to automate repetitive tasks in Google. It allows you to create JavaScript-based applications that use Google services. The following code can be used to convert HTML files into PDF:

For more information: How to Convert HTML to PDF with Google Script? - ITMlab

Convert HTML to PDF

Converting HTML to PDF is easy. You can do it yourself, or you can use Google Script to do it for you.

To convert HTML to PDF using Google Script:

Create a new script in Google Drive and name it “ConvertHTML.”

In the “Code” section at the bottom of your script editor window, copy and paste this code:

var docs = SpreadsheetApp.openByUrl( ‘https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/YOUR_SPREADSHEET_ID_HERE’ ); var sheets = docs.getSheets(); var sheet = sheets[0]; var rows= sheet .getRange( ‘A1’).getValues();

1. Create an HTML file that has a table of contents, headers and footers

Before you can convert HTML to PDF, you’ll need to create an HTML file that has a table of contents, headers and footers. Here’s how:

Open Notepad or another text editor on your computer (if you’re using Google Chrome, then we recommend using the built-in Developer Tools).

Type out some basic text like this:

Create a table of contents by adding tags around each major heading in your document; if there are no major headings in your document yet (you haven’t started writing), then type out some more text until there are multiple levels of headings so that we know where our table should begin! For example:

This is my first Heading, This is my second Heading. Make sure these tags are indented with two spaces from each side so that we can tell them apart from regular paragraphs later when we convert them into actual tables!

2. Save the file as an HTML file with a .html extension

Save the file as an HTML file with a .html extension

Make sure you have the right extension. If you don’t, Google will not be able to open it and convert it into a PDF file. You can also save it as a text file and then open it in a browser to see if it works.

3. Open your Google Drive account in your browser and log in if you haven’t done so already.

You need a Google account. If you don’t already have one, go to https://accounts.google.com/signup and follow the instructions to create one.

You’ll need to be signed in to your Google Drive account. If you haven’t done so yet, sign in using your email address or phone number associated with the account (the same credentials used for Gmail).

Sign out of Google Docs if it’s currently open: Click on “File” at top left corner of screen then select “Account settings” from dropdown menu under My Drive section at right side of page; next click on “Sign out” link at bottom left corner of window that appears when hovering cursor over ‘My Drive’ heading before signing back into new window where we will begin creating our script file below this paragraph!

4. Click on the “Script” option in the left-hand sidebar menu at the top of the screen (or click here)

The next step is to click on the “Script” option in the left-hand sidebar menu at the top of the screen (or click here). This will open up a window with some code that looks something like this:

var doc = DocumentApp.openById(‘myDocumentId’);

doc.setHtmlContent(‘Hello World!’);

5. Click on “Create from URL” and select ‘Create a copy…’. Then paste in this script code into the “Script Editor” box that appears below htpps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1L0N37Nrka0lQ2c3qpx3YB–e_pIg1__jZQbzswrItxM/edit#gid=269221153

Click on “Create from URL” and select ‘Create a copy…’. Then paste in this script code into the “Script Editor” box that appears below htpps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1L0N37Nrka0lQ2c3qpx3YB–e_pIg1__jZQbzswrItxM/edit#gid=269221153

You can also use the Google Spreadsheet API to convert HTML to PDF, but it requires some technical knowledge about coding languages such as Javascript or Python.

This is a great script if you want to convert your HTML files into PDFs. It’s easy to use and it has all the features that you need in a script like this one. If you want to convert your HTML files into PDFs, then this is a great script for you. It’s easy to use and it has all the features that you need in a script like this one.

For more information: How to Convert HTML to PDF with Google Script? - ITMlab

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