Printing issue with a long table that contains figures #6242
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I created some notes that include long tables containing figures. When I tried to print or export them to a PDF file, the figures within the tables were sometimes displayed incompletely, and occasionally they overlapped with the contents below the table. I’ve attempted to disable the custom CSS file, but the issue persists. The TrilumNext version I'm using is 0.95.0 server. Could you please advise on how to work around this problem? Thank you. |
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Hi @goldenpond! I'm Dosu and I’m helping the Trilium team. This issue with figures in long tables being cut off or overlapping when printing/exporting to PDF is not currently documented as a known problem in Trilium. There are no official workarounds or settings for this scenario, and disabling custom CSS does not resolve it. However, a recent update to Trilium's CKEditor component improved how page breaks are calculated for long tables, which may help with this type of layout problem if you're on the latest version. If you haven't already, try updating Trilium and see if the export improves. If the problem persists, common workarounds in similar editors include splitting very long tables into smaller ones, reducing image sizes, or manually inserting page breaks where possible. Reference: CKEditor pagination improvements for long tables To reply, just mention @dosu. How did I do? Good | Irrelevant | Incorrect | Verbose | Hallucination | Report 🐛 | Other |
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Hi @goldenpond! I'm Dosu and I’m helping the Trilium team.
This issue with figures in long tables being cut off or overlapping when printing/exporting to PDF is not currently documented as a known problem in Trilium. There are no official workarounds or settings for this scenario, and disabling custom CSS does not resolve it. However, a recent update to Trilium's CKEditor component improved how page breaks are calculated for long tables, which may help with this type of layout problem if you're on the latest version. If you haven't already, try updating Trilium and see if the export improves. If the problem persists, common workarounds in similar editors include splitting very long table…