For those interested in the technical aspects of this feature. I'm using phantomjs to create the exports. I tried two other alternatives before committing to it, and both proven less featureful: wkhtmltopdf and http://weasyprint.org/
weasyprint seemed like an awesome project, up to date and with an author ready to respond to issues. But with a default config it failed to render many of the CSS3 attributes used and had to take a safe route.
wkhtmltopdf was a strong competitor, it did some things better than phantomjs even, like the support for page-break- properties. But phantomjs stood out because of its JS api, being able to load a page, change a few classes and attributes in on the spot, and then render it altered.
There are a few things that I couldn't to with any, though. Like rendering a single page for the entire timeline. The page size properties are build for printing, so even though they support px values they don't amount to what you'd expect and they are too unpredictable to render a single page containing exactly to contents of the html document.
Let me know if you have any more questions, about this or the app. Thanks!
For those interested in the technical aspects of this feature. I'm using phantomjs to create the exports. I tried two other alternatives before committing to it, and both proven less featureful: wkhtmltopdf and http://weasyprint.org/
weasyprint seemed like an awesome project, up to date and with an author ready to respond to issues. But with a default config it failed to render many of the CSS3 attributes used and had to take a safe route.
wkhtmltopdf was a strong competitor, it did some things better than phantomjs even, like the support for page-break- properties. But phantomjs stood out because of its JS api, being able to load a page, change a few classes and attributes in on the spot, and then render it altered.
There are a few things that I couldn't to with any, though. Like rendering a single page for the entire timeline. The page size properties are build for printing, so even though they support px values they don't amount to what you'd expect and they are too unpredictable to render a single page containing exactly to contents of the html document.
Let me know if you have any more questions, about this or the app. Thanks!