Export BPDU HTML slide decks to paginated PDF files.
npx skills add https://github.com/AntonySilverhand/BPDU-SlideGen --skill slide-export-tips
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: slide-export-tips Source: https://github.com/AntonySilverhand/BPDU-SlideGen/tree/main/skills/slide-export-tips Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AntonySilverhand/BPDU-SlideGen --skill slide-export-tips
Many BPDU single-file HTML slide decks use absolute-position slides, embedded assets, and a branded UI that do not print cleanly with a browser's default Print-to-PDF flow, resulting in missing slides, clipped brand elements, or lost background graphics. This skill provides clear, practical instructions to produce high-quality, paginated PDFs from those decks.
Open the BPDU HTML file in Chrome, enable background graphics, set layout to landscape with minimal margins, uncheck headers and footers, and print to PDF.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To export an HTML slide deck to PDF without losing background graphics, open the file in a Chromium-based browser, enable background graphics in the print dialog, set landscape layout, remove margins, and print to PDF.
HTML presentations print with missing slides or clipped elements because absolute-position slides lack print-specific CSS rules. Adding @media print rules to paginate slides into printable pages resolves these layout issues.
The best way to convert BPDU HTML slides to a print-ready PDF is using browser print guidance with landscape layout, zero margins, and background graphics enabled, or by temporarily adjusting deck CSS to ensure correct pagination.
Yes, you need print CSS to export absolute-position slides to PDF. Detecting and adding @media print rules ensures absolute-position slides convert into properly paginated, printable pages without clipping content or losing branding.
Fix print CSS issues when exporting HTML decks to PDF by detecting missing @media print rules and adding them to convert absolute-position slides into paginated pages, or by manually stepping through slides during export.
Yes, you can use specialized CLI tools to export HTML slide decks to PDF. Advanced export options include manually stepping through slides or temporarily adjusting deck CSS to ensure all absolute-position slides paginate correctly.
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