Any service that does PDF generation? Free or paid

[DustinWehr]

I've never managed to get PDF generation through resume-cli working, having spent hours trying on Linux, Windows, and OSX. Using browsers' print-to-pdf feature always messes it up in some way.

I was last using a modified Kendall theme, but I'm open to anything that looks OK in PDF form.

Is there any, possibly paid, service that I can use to generate a PDF version of https://registry.jsonresume.org/dustinwehr ? That's with the unmodified Kendall theme, which doesn't show my references' names, but I'm kind of desperate so...

[thomasdavis]

I just load chrome and print to pdf

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[DustinWehr]

@thomasdavis as I said: Using browsers' print-to-pdf feature always messes it up in some way.

[randytarampi]

You don't really have too many great, sure-fire options other than rolling your own theme like me or finding one where someone's gone through and styled it using all the good @page CSS rules and whatnot (which is why my US Legal one is so broken).

[DustinWehr]

My personal needs are satisfied by the PDF24 workflow given here #413 (comment).
If there's any desire to generalize and integrate it into the resume tool as a hacky-but-working solution, I'm available to help.