=== Printable PDF Newspaper === Contributors: chrishardie Donate link: https://chrishardie.com/refer/donate Tags: print,pdf,newspaper,newsletter,journalism,news Stable tag: 1.1.2 Requires at least: 5.2.2 Tested up to: 6.6 Requires PHP: 5.6 Generates a printable PDF newspaper from post content. == Description == Generates a printable PDF newspaper from post content. Great for distributing your articles and posts in a print format for offline audiences. To use, from the admin area of your site, select what content you want to include (supports posts, pages or custom post types and you can filter by tag or category), how many items, whether to truncate the body content (or excerpt) at a certain character length, how many columns to format with, and which fields to display. You can even upload a "masthead" header image for a more authentic newspaper feel, and the plugin can automatically generate QR codes to allow link scanning with a mobile phone camera. Download the resulting PDF or save it to your media library for easy public linking and sharing. This plugin does not require any remote PDF generation services or subscriptions to create the printable PDF file, everything is done within the plugin itself. Credit to [TCPDF](https://tcpdf.org) for the PDF generation library and [Freepik](https://www.flaticon.com/authors/freepik) for the plugin icon. = Contributing = Feature suggestions, bug reports and pull requests on [GitHub](https://github.com/ChrisHardie/printable-pdf-newspaper) are welcome. == Installation == Printable PDF Newspaper is most easily installed via the Plugins tab in your admin dashboard. == Frequently Asked Questions == = How can I customize the PDF content styles? = You can customize the PDF newspaper layout and styles using limited CSS definitions, in two different ways: 1. Enter your custom style definitions in the "Custom CSS" input field when generating the PDF. 1. In your theme, filter the output of `ppn_pdf_template_css_file_path` to specify the full filesystem path to a file containing CSS styles. When specifying custom styles, do not enclose them in a `