Arilin ThorferraThe copyright statement is no longer stranded on its own page, thanks to the heretofore unknown-to-me CSS directive “page-break-before: avoid”. This does mean it’ll probably drag the whole last paragraph onto a page by itself if it needs to, but let’s burn one bridge at a time.
Clove@arilin how do you export your markdown files to PDF? Is it a tool within your writing software or an external thing? Obsidian's built-in exporters (and also the community extensions) are clunky and not at all very good.
@micro_cat It's an export script that I wrote to export from Emacs, matching (mostly) the export template that I had made for Ulysses. It's kind of a Rube Goldberg machine behind the scenes (it sends the file from Emacs through Pandoc, which in turn uses Weasyprint to make PDFs), but it works surprisingly smoothly in practice.
@arilin I think I'll have to look into this toolchain (unless you'd be willing to share...?)
@micro_cat The Emacs part is pretty...Emacs-ish, but a lot of the Pandoc part is documented at pandoc.org. I just installed weasyprint, and created an HTML and CSS file to use for PDF generation that gets specified by Emacs when it makes the call out for exporting.