2013/6/30 John Rankin <[email protected]> > there is also calibre's command line interface and pandoc > http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/. I did some brief experiments using > calibre, using the html output from PublishPDF on a big html file generated > from a pmwiki trail page. >
maybe it's a bit off-topic in relation to responsive webdesign, but I worked for some time on tools to export a pmwiki website to pdf and to epub (I probably posted the links some time ago). There is a catch, though, because it's not using the default pmwiki syntax, but it's probably possible to either export the default syntax to txt2tags, or to adapt the tools to the legit pmwiki syntax. It must be run from the command line on the pmwiki installation (but you can use a mirror, you do backup your pmwiki data, don't you?), and requires LaTeX, python, some perl and bash regex and Calibre. So for example for this RPG background (in French): http://anamnese.online.fr/granderegion/ We can get: - http://anamnese.online.fr/granderegion/uploads/granderegion.pdf - http://anamnese.online.fr/granderegion/uploads/granderegion.epub The project: https://code.google.com/p/pmwiki-efo/ To go back to the initial topic, I'm also working on a real responsive CSS at the moment for this project.
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