Robert Autenrieth

That would be a very useful feature. Unfortunately, this can't be done with HTML/CSS alone. The only way to find the optimal font size is to keep generating cards with...

Same as the above mentioned libraries, this one generates text with different font sizes until it fits. There's other libraries like http://danielhoffmann.github.io/jquery-bigtext/ that guess the optimal font size without rendering...

Good point, they update their icons every couple of days. Even better would be if you could load icons from arbitrary URLs. I've been experimenting with a different approach of...

I can't reproduce this. What is your page size (e.g., A4 or US Letter) in the generator and in the Print Preview?

Still can't reproduce it. I suspect the reason is that the printer adds margins to the page*, thereby shrinking the content. Can you try changing the page margins in the...

I have tried to explain it above - your printer probably requires some minimal margins and silently modifies you margin setting, thereby breaking the layout. I'm not sure how to...

Have you tried with the live version (https://crobi.github.io/rpg-cards/generator/generate.html)? I have Chrome 76.0.3809.100, and the text size looks the same as always. Inspecting the text of the generated card reports a...

The cards should indeed use `Noto Sans`. It looks that your old Chrome was not able to use the Noto Sans font for some reason (or maybe you had an...

First of all: The editor does not save the file to the given location (web sites can't write to the local file system), it just downloads the file. The only...

If you know CSS, then a quick hack would be to edit the CSS of the generated page before converting it to PDF (using Chrome dev tools, for example). The...