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pagedown 0.11

09 Sep 14:45
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NEW FEATURES

  • chrome_print() now has a new argument outline, with which the user can generate the outline bookmarks for the PDF file. Note, this feature requires Ghostscript being installed and detected by tools::find_gs_cmd() (thanks, @shrektan, #174 and #179).

pagedown 0.10

04 May 23:18
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BUG FIXES

  • In html_resume() template, avoid page breaks after section titles and inside subsections (thanks, @kevinrue, #170).

pagedown 0.9

19 Mar 20:01
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BUG FIXES

  • In html_resume() template, an icon inserted using inline HTML in a section title takes precedence over the default icon and the data-icon property (thanks, @Tazinho, #168).

pagedown 0.8

04 Feb 18:24
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BUG FIXES

  • In chrome_print(), fixed some connection problems to headless Chrome: in some situations, the R session tries to connect to headless Chrome before a target is created. Now, chrome_print() controls the target creation by connecting to the Browser endpoint (thanks, @gershomtripp, #158).

  • In html_resume() template, vertical space is removed when details are omitted (thanks, @mrajeev08, #161).

pagedown 0.7

19 Dec 17:23
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NEW FEATURES

  • Added support for pagebreaks: in output formats which use paged.js, a pagebreak can be forced using the LaTeX commands \newpage and \pagebreak or using the CSS classes page-break-before and page-break-after.

  • reveal.js presentations can be printed to PDF using chrome_print().

  • Using RStudio, any R Markdown HTML output formats can be directly printed to PDF by adding the line "knit: pagedown::chrome_print" to the YAML header: this line modifies the behavior of the "Knit" button of RStudio and produce both HTML and PDF documents.

BUG FIXES

  • In chrome_print() with async = FALSE, the Chrome processes and the local web server are properly closed when the function exits. This regression was introduced in pagedown 0.6.

pagedown 0.6

12 Nov 16:42
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MINOR CHANGES

  • Added support for MathJax in html_resume output format (thanks, @ginolhac, #146).

  • The chrome_print() function internally uses a private event loop provided by later 1.0.0 when async=FALSE (thanks, @jcheng5, #127).

pagedown 0.5

01 Oct 13:32
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NEW FEATURES

  • Added support for lines numbering in html_paged(): lines can be numbered using the top-level YAML parameter number-lines (thanks, @julientaq, #115 and #129).

  • Added support for covers images in html_paged(): html_paged() gains two arguments, front_cover and back_cover, to insert images in the front and back covers. Textual contents can also be added in the covers using two special divs of classes front-cover and back-cover (thanks, @atusy, #134, #136 and #137).

  • When chrome_print() is used with verbose >= 1, some auxiliary informations about Paged.js rendering are printed (number of pages and elapsed time).

  • Added a template argument to the business_card() output format for passing a custom Pandoc template (thanks, @mariakharitonova, #135).

BUG FIXES

pagedown 0.4

21 Aug 19:11
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BUG FIXES

  • Fixed several bugs related to MathJax: local version of MathJax is now used when the mathjax parameter is set to "local" and self contained documents are rendered by default with MathJax without throwing any warning (#130).

  • In html_paged, the nodes tree is sanitized before Paged.js splits the content into pages. This should avoid duplicated content observed when break-after: avoid and break-before: avoid are used (#131).

pagedown 0.3

15 Jul 14:48
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NEW FEATURES

  • Added an async argument to chrome_print(). When async = TRUE, chrome_print() returns a promises::promise object. This allows chrome_print() to be used inside a Shiny App (thanks, @ColinFay, #91).

  • Added the support for chapter prefix as in bookdown. Chapter of class chapter are prefixed with the word Chapter. This prefix can be changed for internationalization purpose (thanks, @brentthorne, #101 and #107).

  • Added the support for lists of abbreviations. If the document contains <abbr> HTML elements, a list of abbreviations is automatically built (thanks, @brentthorne, #102 and #107).

  • Added the new thesis_paged template (thanks, @brentthorne, #107).

MAJOR CHANGES

  • Paged.js is upgraded from version 0.1.28 to 0.1.32: Paged.js CSS variables are now prefixed with pagedjs-. For instance, --width is replaced by --pagedjs-width. Users' stylesheets that use Paged.js CSS variables need to be updated. Bleeds and crop marks are now supported. Several bugs are fixed.

MINOR CHANGES

  • The default stylesheet of html_paged() is updated to support the new argument clean_highlight_tags of bookdown::html_document2() introduced in bookdown 0.10 (thanks, @atusy, #100).

  • In chrome_print() the connection between the R session and headless Chrome now uses the native websocket client provided by the websocket package. The previous workaround which used a websocket server, a websocket tunnel and a browser-based websocket client is removed (reverts #74). chrome_print() runs faster due to this simplification.

BUG FIXES

  • browser is forced to redraw the document after Paged.js finished. This will fix wrong page references observed with Chrome and RStudio 1.2.xxxx (#35 and #46, thanks, @petermeissner).

  • jsonlite::toJSON() is now used in chrome_print() for building all the JSON messages sent to headless Chromium/Chrome: this guarantees that the JSON strings are valid (thanks, @ColinFay, #85 and @cderv, #88).

  • In uri-to-fn.lua, use a shallow copy of PANDOC_VERSION. This is required for Pandoc >= 2.7.3 which changes the type of PANDOC_VERSION (thanks, @andreaphsz, #111).

  • Insert page numbers after page references (thanks @atusy, #120).

  • With Pandoc 2.7.3, page numbers wrongly appear in code blocks.

pagedown 0.2

06 Mar 22:09
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MAJOR CHANGES

  • The function chrome_print() has been significantly enhanced. Now it prints web pages and R Markdown documents to PDF through the Chrome DevTools Protocol instead of the simple command-line call (like in v0.1). It also supports capturing screenshots.