- From: Pierre St-Laurent <p_st_laurent@globetrotter.net>
- Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2004 20:23:27 -0500 (EST)
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
Release number : 8.2+ GTK Platform : Linux Debian 3.0r1 Woody GTK Description of the bug: There is a printing bug occuring with the US Letter Portrait format (8 1/2 inches x 11 inches). Approximately 2,7cm (~1 inch) of the top printed page is wasted in a white (blank) margin. Trying different CSS "margin-top" or "padding-top" settings does not change anything. That problem does NOT occur in A4 Portrait format printing. The bug is easy to reproduce, just print to a ps file and check the result with ghostscript. Feel free to ask me any precision about that bug behavior, I'd be glad to help. N.B. It's the second time I post about that bug (last time in july 2003) but it's recurrent. Irene gave me that answer the first time : "I cannot test this format. I could try to reduce the wasted top margin, but the best should be to make a test after the change. Could someone, able to compile Amaya, adjust and test values defined in the presentation schema Amaya/amaya/HTMLP.P? #ifdef US_PAPER #ifdef LANDSCAPE Width: 23.8 cm; Height: 18.2 cm; VertPos: Top = Enclosing . Top + 0.8 cm; HorizPos: Left = Enclosing . Left + 2.7 cm; #else { LANDSCAPE } Width: 16.2 cm; Height: 23.8 cm; VertPos: Top = Enclosing . Top + 0.8 cm; HorizPos: Left = Enclosing . Left + 2.7 cm; #endif { LANDSCAPE } #else { US_PAPER } ....." Wish I could test this but I don't know much about compiling (I'm a Amaya user, not much of a hacker :-) Pierre St-Laurent p_st_laurent@globetrotter.net
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