@lukeashford/aurelius 4.10.1 → 4.10.2
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- package/dist/styles/deliverable.css +13 -0
- package/package.json +1 -1
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@media print {
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/* Reset the page chrome to paper. Host apps paint html/body with a dark
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theme background for the on-screen view; in `window.print()` the browser
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defaults "Background graphics" off so this stays invisible, but headless
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Chromium prints with backgrounds on (it has to — the cover hero, palette
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chips, and gold rules need their authored color). Without this reset the
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PDF would render the dark page chrome behind every sheet. */
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html, body {
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/* `!important` because host apps often paint body via a Tailwind utility
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class on <body> (higher specificity than the bare `body` selector),
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and we always want paper-white at print time. */
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background: white !important;
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}
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/* `print-color-adjust: exact` is inherited per the CSS Color Adjustment
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spec, so setting it once at the root keeps Chromium from economising
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authored backgrounds (cover obsidian, palette chips, the gold rule
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package/package.json
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