From 2023 to 2024
For CourtBouillon’s three-year anniversary, we conducted a short survey to find out what matters to you, our users. Let’s discover the results! ✨
CSS Tricks: page breaks
When creating paged documents automatically, one of the most common remarks is: "This page break is really ugly, a human would never have done this!" That’s true: humans are still better than computers to define page breaks. But nothing prevents humans from teaching computers how to choose better page breaks!
Three Years of CourtBouillon
Do you know what day it is today? It’s October 12, which means that it’s CourtBouillon’s three-year anniversary 🎂! So it’s time to rewind and see what happened during this year.
WeasyPrint v60 Has Been Released
Version 60 of WeasyPrint has been released. It comes with a lot of bug fixes 🐛, from an unprecedented number of amazing contributors!
WeasyPrint v59 Has Been Released
Version 59 of WeasyPrint has been released. It comes with new features to reduce the size of generated PDFs and to compress PDFs 🎉.
WeasyPrint v59: Beta Time
WeasyPrint v59 is the next major version of WeasyPrint. We released a beta with subtle API changes, you can give it a try and help us to have a nice stable major release! The major improvement in this version is a much smaller size of generated PDFs.
Printing the Web
Everyday we work with web technologies, but our work is a bit different from a lot of people: we don’t create websites. Our HTML and CSS aren’t displayed on web browsers, but transformed into PDF files.
CSS Tricks: box-decoration-break
When a box is split between multiple pages, do you want do display its top and bottom borders? Sometimes you do… but sometimes you don’t.
WeasyPrint v58 Has Been Released
Version 58 of WeasyPrint has been released. It comes with a main new feature and minor bug fixes 🎉.
WeasyPrint v58: Beta Time
WeasyPrint v58 is the next major version of WeasyPrint. We released a beta, you can give it a try and help us to have a nice stable major release! In this new version, WeasyPrint now supports PDF forms.
CSS Tricks: footnotes
What would be an old book, a research paper, a 100-page report, a very important contract without footnotes at the bottom of the pages?