This could work out if you were able to reproduce the cutting-off in print with that placeholder image (make sure the placeholder is not just a solid color so you can tell if it is cut off in print).
Do you have another public domain image that gets cropped?
@yoly yes this image works for testing — but the PDF (using US Letter format) looks alright, nothing gets cropped. Please have a look at the attached file. Can you reproduce the issue with this image?
That’s curious. I’ll try to figure out why this happens. Do you have any custom styles in your style.css by any chance? (If the file exists you can find it by using the app menu Help > Show user data folder.)
Ok this means you don’t have any custom styles. Please, could you try two more things:
Could you download the latest test image you have posted here on the forums and recheck if you can reproduce the issue with it (this is just to make sure that the image didn’t get changed by the upload)
After you are sure the issue still exists, could you add this file style.css (69 Bytes) to your user data folder (the folder shown in your latest screenshot) and try again (restart Tropy before printing)?
Just to make sure we aren’t missing anything, do you create the PDF using this option in the print dialog?
@yoly the cropped image and the cut off text issues will be fixed in the next release. In the meanwhile please add this file style.css (366 Bytes) to your user data folder (you can remove it after the next Tropy update).
Thank you @flachware !
I haven’t tried to untick the “allow content to take up more than one page”, because my notes are usually longer and I need that feature.
Thank you for the css file, I will try this now!
@historianhisey this looks like a font issue. Did you change the system font by any chance? Do you have font issues in other applications too?
As a workaround, please give it a try and add this file to Tropy’s user data folder (Help > Show User-Data Folder) and restart Tropy: style.css (76 Bytes)