Closed antmarge closed 2 years ago
What PDF reader do you use?
It seems the presentation doesn't actually contain a link, but readers, like Mac OS Preview, automatically add a link. I've tried with Preview, and the link indeed contains an extra space. So I'd rather think it's an issue with some readers, that do not handle wrapping links correctly.
I see thanks for the input, I hadn't thought of it being a viewer issue. I use Preview. Others do the same thing. Adobe Acrobat interprets it as a new line.
On Tue, Jul 13, 2021 at 7:44 AM Antonin Stefanutti @.***> wrote:
What PDF reader do you use?
It seems the presentation doesn't actually contain a link, but readers, like Mac OS Preview, automatically add a link. I've tried with Preview, and the link indeed contains an extra space. So I'd rather think it's an issue with some readers, that do not handle wrapping links correctly.
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Let me close this. Feel free to re-open if needed.
I have a PDF with a line (a long link) that wraps to a new line. If copied from the browser slides, the link pastes as expected. However, in the exported PDF from deck tape, when the link is copied and pasted, it includes a space where the line wrapped.
Attached is a zip file with an example html file and the resulting pdf upon export with decktape. decktape
Any idea what's going on and how to fix it? Thank you!
badlink_example.zip