You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
For future versions of this class, I'd like to suggest providing students the ability to access a clean PDF of the Quarto slides that we switched to this semester. I definitely appreciate that this slide format is easier to work with for the professors and allows students to keep up with iterations to the material, but I found it difficult to take notes in my usual form of live annotating slides (which I don't think is a particularly uncommon practice) as Quarto's options for print output are not stellar - see how the Reductions slideset gets mangled below when using the PDF export mode (the junk is present on every slide, making it unusable):
I recently wrote a script using a headless browser and PDF conversion tooling to piece together screenshots of the slideset one slide at a time, and I've provided that code below if you'd like a baseline to work from to solve this issue. I didn't do this as a PR as I didn't want to impose a particular method of integration, and the code is fairly hacky. It requires playwright and img2pdf, both are accessible via pip.
For future versions of this class, I'd like to suggest providing students the ability to access a clean PDF of the Quarto slides that we switched to this semester. I definitely appreciate that this slide format is easier to work with for the professors and allows students to keep up with iterations to the material, but I found it difficult to take notes in my usual form of live annotating slides (which I don't think is a particularly uncommon practice) as Quarto's options for print output are not stellar - see how the Reductions slideset gets mangled below when using the PDF export mode (the junk is present on every slide, making it unusable):
I recently wrote a script using a headless browser and PDF conversion tooling to piece together screenshots of the slideset one slide at a time, and I've provided that code below if you'd like a baseline to work from to solve this issue. I didn't do this as a PR as I didn't want to impose a particular method of integration, and the code is fairly hacky. It requires
playwright
andimg2pdf
, both are accessible via pip.Thanks for the enjoyable semester!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: