save as PDF?

[Pantsorama]

It would be great to be able to save these as a separate document. This way I can do game night prep and save off all these docs and edit them or refer back to them later. I like the permalink function, but that generates a new list each time - sometimes I want to come back to this doc. Saving it as an HTML doc is OK, but unwieldy and diffcult to maintain.

[MusicManiac]

Wait, permalink works for you?

[Grauenwolf]

My plan was to rewrite the website and add stuff like that during winter break, but then I had to move so all big changes have been put on hold.

But I do agree that it would be useful.

[dhevelin]

It would be great to be able to save these as a separate document. This way I can do game night prep and save off all these docs and edit them or refer back to them later. I like the permalink function, but that generates a new list each time - sometimes I want to come back to this doc. Saving it as an HTML doc is OK, but unwieldy and diffcult to maintain.

Are you aware that there are a number of free "print to PDF" add-ins for most Internet browsers? I personally use Microsoft's "Print To PDF" add-in. It allows me to literally print any webpage I access to a PDF format print file which I can then reference when I'm off line and print off on my printer. No additional code for TravellerTools is necessary. Attached is a test PDF file, showing partial information from a random world I created using TravellerTools. It was generated using the Microsoft add-on I mentioned above from inside a Firefox session. testprint.pdf