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PDF Output
HTML does not have any notion of a printed page.
When users wanted to fit a puzzle to a page, they had to fiddle with
font sizes and hope they got something that fits onto a page.
With these difficulties in mind, I implemented a way to present the
puzzle on a single PDF print page. In general, this works well, but
there are some compromises.
- Paper size is not accounted for. In the USA we have "letter sized"
paper. Elsewhere they use A4 sized paper.
- Big puzzles, when scaled to fit, just are too small to be legible.
A half solution is to allow the answer key to be put onto a second
page.
- Font selections are restricted to the fonts installed on the web
server. While I have a fair set of fonts available, it isn't all
that a user might have at their disposal on their computer.
- The user doesn't have a way to control the margins on the print page.
So while the PDF output is very useful, there is still room for improvement.
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