In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Adam Blokus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To have at least this done, I have added the Export tab to the gtk > options. I had some doubts whether some of them (or maybe all so that > everything would be in one place) should get in a separate dialog > showing up each time an export to pdf is performed. I am waiting for > your comments :) I think having those options where they are is fine. I'd only move the options to a dialogue that shows up each time an export is performed if you also implement a preview thing. So you could see visually how the options affect the page layout. About the options themselves: + I'd use the same default directory that is configured for downloads, and remove the default directory option from the Export section. + After a clean install, the Scale option defaults to 0%, which means that all PDFs show up completely blank. Clicking on the "Default" button sets it to 70%, which works. It should be given the 70% value initially. + The units for margins is currently 'px', which does not make much sense for paper or print. I'd change the units to 'cm' or 'in'. + The default filename for saved PDFs is currently 'out.pdf'. You should use the url_nice() function to give you a nice filename from the URL. Set it to strip extensions, because you'll be adding '.pdf' to the end. -- Michael Drake (tlsa) http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
