Overflowing content not scrollable in PDF #3436
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Matrices (especially wide ones generated programmatically via latexify) render correctly and responsively in the Pluto notebook UI, but appear significantly larger / overflow page width in the exported PDF. This makes step-by-step derivations (e.g. Gaussian elimination, symbolic matrix algorithms) hard to read or unusable in print. Here is the notebook --cell before the last one--. |
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Thanks for your post! It looks like you used a CSS snippet to make the Pluto UI larger, to make the matrix fit in a large screen, but A4 paper is still quite narrow. This is one reason why we do not give Pluto a full-width UI by default: to make the difference between viewing modes (mobile, desktop, PDF) smaller. Since PDFs cannot scroll, and LaTeX cannot auto-wrap, I don't think this is something that we can solve with Pluto. I would recommend removing the full-width CSS code, and then manually wrapping the LaTeX to make the content fit. |
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Thanks for your post!
It looks like you used a CSS snippet to make the Pluto UI larger, to make the matrix fit in a large screen, but A4 paper is still quite narrow. This is one reason why we do not give Pluto a full-width UI by default: to make the difference between viewing modes (mobile, desktop, PDF) smaller.
Since PDFs cannot scroll, and LaTeX cannot auto-wrap, I don't think this is something that we can solve with Pluto. I would recommend removing the full-width CSS code, and then manually wrapping the LaTeX to make the content fit.