Closed arogachev closed 2 years ago
@cebe anything about the topic you can remember?
You do this when you want to print PDF on both sides of the paper - then extra margin is on the same edge, which could be used to bind the pages together.
Cool. Wasn't aware of it. Thanks.
@rob006 Hi. Thanks for shedding light on this. What about odd pages though? Do they also have according margin?
Also I'm pretty sure that majority of people use it without printing. So maybe it's nice to have option for disabling this behavior.
I've actually seen the guide printed in a few companies already.
We could provide different versions (online and print) but it does not seem very relevant to me.
@cebe Got i, good to know. Closing then.
What steps will reproduce the problem?
Download PDF guide or generate it.
What's expected?
The same indentation on each page.
What do you get instead?
Different indentation on odd and even pages.
Additional info
Maybe this is by design? :thinking: Would like to know more details and history behind it. But overall it's acceptable and not a high priority right now.