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Monthly View - Making the PDF redundant #10

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NightScript370 opened this issue May 11, 2023 · 0 comments
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Monthly View - Making the PDF redundant #10

NightScript370 opened this issue May 11, 2023 · 0 comments

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This monthly view is going to be interesting, because it basically needs all the screen-realestate it can get. Where Rabbi Dahan could get away with making font sizes smaller due to how printer quality can usually indicate letters by feeling + the fact that words are "rendered" in a vector-like format, that will not work for the pixel-based screens of laptops, televisions and other things.

One thing we should make clear is that this is the one area where a mobile version will not be supported. While I will get feature parity for everything else, this cannot be ported over due to how the mobile sizing works. However, since printing is independent of mobile, they can instead be featured with a print button, which can allow them to save the document as a PDF they could easily open and read.

The way I will be handling this from a UI perspective is that you can swap among the "pages" of the different months. Years will be handled by a dropdown menu, which will account for a range of 50 within the year that your current page is on. For example, if you select the year 2701, your options will be 2651-2751. To get to 2801, you'll have to select 2751 and then go to 2801.
Of course, when printing, all the different months of the current year will be shown.

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