BeerSmith 2.3.12 Open Beta - Scaling Reports

[magjo67]

After updating to Kubuntu 16.10 I get segmentation fault directly after start.
Regardless of what I do.
Have tested versions from 2.3.7 to 2.3.10.
Version 2.2.12 is working, but I really likes the new features in 2.3.

[SeattleMichael]

I've tried scaling to 65% in IE (as that's the print dialog box I get) and it still cuts off right and bottom. The only way I don't have it cut off is if I drag the margins over in preview. Then it only prints on a portion of the paper. Maybe I'm not in the default scaling you're talking about. How would I change the scaling?

Check the scaling you are using as a default in Internet Explorer or Safari as well. BeerSmith uses these as a plugin for printing and if you have the scaling size set very large in IE, Edge or Safari it will result in a printout as you describe.

Brad

[BeerSmith]

In My Recipes view if you look at the preview window pane (lower half) there is a percentage there you can adjust which changes the font size for the report.  In addition I'm working on a new update shortly which will let you print to the browser which will give you better control over margins if needed.

Brad

[mord4z]

Error when try to save a cloud hosted recipe:

[brett]

I continue to have issues with getting scaling to work and I blame my very old custom report. All of the built in reports are fine. If someone would be good enough to post their custom report that scales correctly so that I can compare it with mine I would appreciate it. Thanks!

PS. I will attach mine in case anyone is interested in what doesn't work! ;-)

[brett]

I am going to update this and my other related posts with the answer (provided by GigaFemto - thanks) so that anyone searching for an answer in the future won't go through the long slog I did:

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<style type="text/css">
body { font-size: $PRINT_SCALE%; }
</style>
So,

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$PRINT_SCALE is the required keyword.

[Truman48]

I am going to update this and my other related posts with the answer (provided by GigaFemto - thanks) so that anyone searching for an answer in the future won't go through the long slog I did:

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<style type="text/css">
body { font-size: $PRINT_SCALE%; }
</style>
So,

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$PRINT_SCALE is the required keyword.

So where did you put this exactly?

[brett]

This

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<style type="text/css">
body { font-size: $PRINT_SCALE%; }
</style>snippet of HTML belongs in the header area, Truman48. I would normally put it at the end just before the

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</head> line. I will attach my entire report as an example.

[Truman48]

Thanks Brett, Thats awesome, works great.