My TOC is made up of a topic header, under which I have sub-topics.
I currently have the print functionality/icon on each topic page which allows the user to print just that page. However, I also wish to give the user the ability to print all the sub-topics in one click. Is that possible please
Thanks.
Last edited by M33R4 on Fri May 28, 2021 2:18 am, edited 2 times in total.
I suspect you'd have to provide a separate PDF that contains all the sub-topics if you want to be able to allow the user to print the whole section. I could be wrong, but I don't think so.
ChoccieMuffin wrote:I suspect you'd have to provide a separate PDF that contains all the sub-topics if you want to be able to allow the user to print the whole section. I could be wrong, but I don't think so.
Pardon my ignorance, but how can I provide the separate PDF within my online output please?
How do I get a print button on each page to print just that page, please? I have quite a lot of topics and hope that I don't need a toc for each one separately...
damadeo wrote:How do I get a print button on each page to print just that page, please? I have quite a lot of topics and hope that I don't need a toc for each one separately...
The user should be able to print successfully from their browser.
damadeo wrote:How do I get a print button on each page to print just that page, please? I have quite a lot of topics and hope that I don't need a toc for each one separately...
I have set my target as Print, amended my Stylesheet Print medium to expand all thumbnails. On preview/build of my Print target, the images are expanding as expected, and those that are not, I am manually adjusting their print size by right-clicking on the affected image > Image properties > Print size >entering all lengths as 100% and widths Automatic.
ChoccieMuffin wrote:I suspect you'd have to provide a separate PDF that contains all the sub-topics if you want to be able to allow the user to print the whole section. I could be wrong, but I don't think so.
Thank you ChoccieMuffin
Took your advice and did the following and it's worked lovely:
I set my Destinations for both HMTL5 and Print in the same folder
I Published Primary > Publish "Print2
I then copied the PDF from my Destination folder and pasted it into my project's Contents folder
I then opened my HTML5 TOC and right clicked the Documentation topic > Properties > General > Link: I searched for the PDF in my Contents folder > OK
Now that my HTML5 TOC had the PDF link attached to it, I then Published Primary > Publish "HTML5"
When I view my project online, clicking on the Documentation link opens up the PDF straight away.