Very similar to Print My Blog Quick Print, but supporting Pro features. Great for making a PDF for an easy-to-read digital backup of your favorite website content.

Features

• Supports nesting articles (like posts and pages) into “parts”
• External hyperlinks (links to web pages not in the project) can be automatically converted to footnotes, left in-place, or removed
• Internal hyperlinks (links to content included in the project) can be automatically converted to to footnotes, inline page references, left in-place, or removed
• The default title page can include: Project Title, Subtitle, Site URL, Date Printed, Credit to Print My Blog
• Each article can include: Title, ID, Author, URL, Date Published, Categories and Tags, Featured Image, Excerpt, Custom Fields, Content
• Limit image size by setting maximum height
• Optionally automatically center images
• Optionally float images to the top or bottom of each page

Page Layout

• Page numbers in bottom-right corner, article titles in the top-right, and part titles (if using parts) appear in the top-left corner. Front-matter’s pages are numbered with Roman numerals
• Each article can optionally begin on a new page

Perfect for editing and reviewing your content! Compact to conserve paper, lots of meta-information, and double-spaced text to allow for editor’s notes.

Features

• Supports nesting articles (like posts and pages) into “parts”
• External hyperlinks (links to web pages not in the project) can be automatically converted to footnotes or removed
• Internal hyperlinks (links to content included in the project) can be automatically converted to footnotes, inline page references, or removed
• The default title page can include: Project Title, Subtitle, Site URL, Date Printed, Credit to Print My Blog
• Each article can include: Title, ID, Author, URL, Date Published, Categories and Tags, Featured Image, Excerpt, Custom Fields, Content
• Optionally automatically center images
• Optionally float images to the top or bottom of each page

Page Layout

This design is meant for printing on both sides of the page so you see two pages at once (the "page spread"). So the left-hand page will be styled differently than the right-hand page.

• Page numbers in bottom-outside corner, part titles appear in the top of the left page, article titles appear at the top of the right page. Front-matter’s pages are numbered with Roman numerals
• Each article can optionally begin on a new page

Very similar to Print My Blog Quick Print, but supporting Pro features. Great for printing your WordPress content.

Features

• Supports nesting articles (like posts and pages) into “parts”
• External hyperlinks (links to web pages not in the project) can be automatically converted to footnotes or removed
• Internal hyperlinks (links to content included in the project) can be automatically converted to footnotes, inline page references, or removed
• The default title page can include: Project Title, Subtitle, Site URL, Date Printed, Credit to Print My Blog
• Each article can include: Title, ID, Author, URL, Date Published, Categories and Tags, Featured Image, Excerpt, Custom Fields, Content
• Optionally automatically center images
• Optionally float images to the top or bottom of each page

Page Layout

This design is meant for printing on both sides of the page so you see two pages at once (the "page spread"). So the left-hand page will be styled differently than the right-hand page.

• Page numbers in bottom-outside corner, part titles appear in the top of the left page, article titles appear at the top of the right page. Front-matter’s pages are numbered with Roman numerals
• Each article can optionally begin on a new page

For creating a printout of your WordPress content that saves paper and ink.

This design uses a smaller font, small images, doesn’t add pagebreaks between articles, and avoids unnecessary extra information.

Features

• Supports nesting articles (like posts and pages) into “parts”
• External hyperlinks (links to web pages not in the project) can be automatically converted to footnotes or removed
• Internal hyperlinks (links to content included in the project) can be automatically converted to footnotes, inline page references, or removed
• The default title page can include: Project Title, Subtitle, Site URL, Date Printed, Credit to Print My Blog
• Each article can include: Title, ID, Author, URL, Date Published, Categories and Tags, Featured Image, Excerpt, Custom Fields, Content
• Optionally automatically center images
• Optionally float images to the top or bottom of each page

Page Layout

This design is meant for printing on both sides of the page so you see two pages at once (the "page spread"). So the left-hand page will be styled differently than the right-hand page.

• Page numbers in bottom-outside corner, part titles appear in the top of the left page, article titles appear at the top of the right page. Front-matter’s pages are numbered with Roman numerals
• Each article can optionally begin on a new page

Designed for a school, company, or organization that wants to include their name, logo, and colors throughout the PDF. Because of its exstensive use of colors, it’s usually best viewed from a computer or handheld device.

Features

• Easier content editing because there are no nesting parts.
• All hyperlinks converted into footnotes
• The title page can include your organization’s name, project title, issue number, list of authors, and an introductory paragraph.
• Each article includes just its title and content

Page Layout

• The default title page includes a stylized banner (with customizable color) above a colored background featuring a large version of your company logo.
• Main matter pages fade from white to a color of your choosing in the corner where your logo and page number are shown.
• Page numbers in bottom-right corner, and article titles in the top-right. Front-matter’s pages are numbered with Roman numerals
• Each article begins on a new page
• Back matter uses your large company logo with background color

Designed to look good when viewed from a device or printing to paper. The two-column layout leads to more compact content, especially good if your content doesn’t require the full page width

Features

• Main matter is divided into two columns, while front matter uses the full page width.
• Content can be divided into parts with a special part opening area using the full page width.
• The title page can include a title and preamble. Other content can immediately follow, without needing a page break.
• Each article includes just its title and content, and an optional dividing line to help distinguish between articles.
• If your content is already divided into columns, optionally automatically remove them to improve the layout.
• Optionally begin each post on a new page, or be shown immediately following the previous one.
• Optionally have each article title take up the full page width, or show them inside columns.
• Internal links (hyperlinks to content included in the project) are replaced with page references.
• External links (hyperlinks to content on the internet) are left as-is.

Page Layout

• Most content is divided between two columns.
• Page numbers in bottom-right corner, and part titles in the top-left. Front-matter’s pages are numbered with Roman numerals

Special Instructions

Front matter defaults to using the full page width. To force something to be divided into columns, add the CSS class "mayer-columns" inside your content.

Main matter defaults to being divided into columns. To force something to use the full page width, add the CSS class "mayer-wide" inside the content.

Similar to Print My Blog Quick Print and dotEpub, but supporting Pro features. Great for printing your WordPress content as an eBook for reading from a tablet or phone, or uploading to eBook marketplaces like Amazon or Apple Book Store.

A table of contents is generated and inserted into the book (no need to add it using an external service like Kindle Direct Publishing or Calibre).

Images are bundled into the book file so they can be used offline.

Image galleries are rearranged into a simple list of images which displays better on smaller devices.

If there are any features or options you want, please get in touch.

Features

• Supports nesting articles (like posts and pages) into “parts”
• External hyperlinks (links to web pages not in the project) are left as working hyperlinks
• Internal hyperlinks (links to content included in the project) are converted into links to the appropriate page of the eBook
• The default title page can include: Project Title, Subtitle, Site URL, Date Printed, Credit to Print My Blog
• Each article can include: Title, ID, Author, URL, Date Published, Categories and Tags, Featured Image, Excerpt, Custom Fields, Content
• All images are automatically included in the ePub file (instead of merely pointing to the external image source). This makes the filesize larger, but allows users to view images while disconnected from the Internet.
• Small images are automatically centered
• Image galleries are converted into regular list of images, which look better on small screens.

Page Layout

The page design is mostly dictated by the app and device used for reading

Each article begins on a new page.

Similar to Print My Blog Quick Print's other "Classic" designs, except optimized for reading by Microsoft Word. Useful when you need to deliver your content as a Microsoft Word Document (like to an editor), or for using as an intermediate format for delivery to other applications (like for importing into Adobe InDesign).

A table of contents is generated and inserted at the requested location. Once in Microsoft Word, right click on the table of contents and click "Update Field"; or press Ctrl + A, then F9.

Images may be bundled into the Word Document file so they can be used offline or if the website hosting the images goes offline.

Image galleries are rearranged into a simple list of images which displays better on smaller devices.

If there are any features or options you want, please get in touch.

Features

• Supports nesting articles (like posts and pages) into “parts”
• External hyperlinks (links to web pages not in the project) may be left as working hyperlinks or removed
• Internal hyperlinks (links to content included in the project) may be converted into links to the appropriate page of the document, left as hyperlinks to the website, or removed.
• The default title page can include: Project Title, Subtitle, Site URL, Date Printed, Credit to Print My Blog
• Each article can include: Title, ID, Author, URL, Date Published, Categories and Tags, Featured Image, Excerpt, Custom Fields, Content
• All images are automatically included in the Word Document file (instead of merely pointing to the external image source). This makes the filesize larger, but allows users to view images while disconnected from the Internet.
• Small images are automatically centered
• Image galleries are converted into regular list of images, which look better on small screens.

Page Layout

Each article begins on a new page.

Multi-column newspaper design designed for printing. Wide images can span multiple columns and always snap to the nearest page edge to make a visually-appealing layout.

Features

• The "Title page" is actually a special header on the front page containing your publication's title, issue number, date, and other optional prominent info (set on the design and project meta settings).
• Content is divided into two, three, or four columns.
• The top margin contains the front page (publication title, issue number, date, etc.).
• Designed for duplex printing with the left page mirroring the right page's margins.
• Content can be divided into parts. Part openings and important articles' titles and cover images take up the full page width, whereas regular articles compactly fit into columns.
• Each article may include post title, ID, author, published date, categories and tags, URL, featured image, excerpt, custom fields, and content.
• If your content is already divided into columns, optionally automatically remove them to improve the layout.
• External hyperlinks (links to web pages not in the project) can be automatically converted to footnotes or removed
• Internal hyperlinks (links to content included in the project) can be automatically converted to footnotes, inline page references, or removed

Page Layout

• Issue and page number are in the outside top margin, the publication's title is in the middle top margin, and the publication date is in the inside top margin. The optional publication subtitle is underneath the other top-margin content.

Section Templates

Choose different styles for articles included in your project:

• Default Template: shows all content specified by the "Post Content" design setting (e.g. the article's title and featured image) in columns.
• Single Column: like the default template, but in a single column.
• Fullpage Content: contains only the article's content (no title, featured image, etc.) all in a single, wide column.
• Full Column Content: like "Fullpage Content", except content is still divided into multiple columns..
• Important: shows the article's featured image and title across all columns, but other content is shown in multiple columns.

Parts start on a new page and include the part’s title, featured image, and content.

Special Instructions

Note that in order to improve page layout, all images and figures snap to the nearest page edge.

"Full width" images take up all columns and snap to the nearest page edge.

"Wide width" images take up 2 columns and snap to the nearest page edge.

Add the CSS class "pmb-dont-snap" to any images you don't want to snap like this.