Print View Editor

Master your print CSS

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@media Print View

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Due to the format of Print View Editor, the screen size of the device you're viewing this on, isn't big enough for you to use this app.

PvE wasn't built for smaller mobile devices. We reccomend that you use a device with a screen width greater than 768px in width.

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About PVEditor

Thanks for trying out Print ViewEditor.

We hope you find Print View Editor (PvE) to be a useful tool for authoring and editing CSS for print focused HTML documents.

PvE was built by @_ndythomas out of a constant frustration when editing the print CSS for HTML documents. Normally, if I had to create custom print CSS for a document, I would have to constantly go back and forth within the code inspector of my browser, which was very tedious and annoying to say the least.

PvE consolidates the process and allows a user to easily edit the source HTML/CSS of their document for print export. You’ll have the ability to edit the HTML/CSS source of their page and see the real time results, as well you also can edit your document in the "rich text" editor too if coding isn't quite your thing. The preview side of the page has the ability to toggle between letting someone to see the real-time rendered "@media print" CSS styles as well as the standard default ‘@media screen’ view of their HTML document.

Moving forward, I would like to add more features to PvE so stay tuned, follow along by adding us to your socials. We will certainly let you know when new features are available to use!

Thanks again, the PvE team.

FAQ's

I'm sure you have questions, maybe they're been answered below, maybe not.

How does PvE work?

On the left side, you can write/edit HTML markup and CSS, the ‘code view’ is where you can specify your standard CSS, as well as a pre-defined CSS ‘print’ block where you can add your custom CSS.

The preview window shows the real-time rendered output of your code. If you define any print CSS in the code editor, it will then display within the “@media print” view preview tab, its as easy as that!

What happens if I break the CSS tag?

If you happen to break or leave an incomplete ‘print’ CSS block, the “@media print” tab will display an error that shows you a code sample to refer to.

Do I have to use the “@media print” component of PvE to use the app?

Nope! If you just want to create or edit a regular HTML document you can do that too, I’m not the boss of you!

How do I save my progress?

Currently, the way PvE works is that it lets you save your progress to an *.html file on your local system, as well you can also ‘copy’ the code to your computers clipboard or you can also download your current document as an *.html file.

Do you have social media?

We sure do! Feel free to follow us on;

Contact

I dare not leave a contact form unattended in the wild. For now, you can reach me via my Instagram account.