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If so, do we still need those two pdf2htmlEX extensions which patch the upstream source?
Presently the documentation assumes we still need it and the patching is still required. Changes were made that might invalidate one or both assumptions.
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If so, do we still need those two pdf2htmlEX extensions which patch the upstream source?
Presently the documentation assumes we still need it and the patching is still required. Changes were made that might invalidate one or both assumptions.
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I believe the extensions were exposed for the PDF viewer with the zoom buttons and chapter selection. I think @yourcelf made a universal zoom with CSS which worked even on the PDF pages, and I'm not sure if we support chapters now (we were going to support global chapters somehow).
I'll have to look at the code to know for sure. If it happened as I remembered, we no longer need a patched version of pdf2htmlEX, which will streamline the bootstrap process ever so slightly.
I believe the extensions were exposed for the PDF viewer with the zoom
buttons and chapter selection. I think @yourcelf https://github.com/yourcelf made a universal zoom with CSS which worked
even on the PDF pages, and I'm not sure if we support chapters now (we were
going to support global chapters somehow).
I'll have to look at the code to know for sure. If it happened as I
remembered, we no longer need a patched version of pdf2htmlEX, which will
streamline the bootstrap process ever so slightly.
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Do we still need pdf2htmlEX?
If so, do we still need those two pdf2htmlEX extensions which patch the upstream source?
Presently the documentation assumes we still need it and the patching is still required. Changes were made that might invalidate one or both assumptions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: