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Hi team, I’m loving Airtable but have a couple of questions:

Print View - is it possible to remove all the outside boarders and URLs, and just have the content in the PDF?


Second question - the page designer block, is it possible to have more than one record per page? I want to use it to create a price sheet for our products, but having only 1 record per page means I need to have a page per product.

I think I found a solution here after banging my head on how to print multiple records on a page. Elias gave me a hint with his grid layout but there’s one step that is the important one and a bit confusing, that is Define a Record Size.




  1. Click the gear icon when looking at the page block designer. Define a “Record Size”. This is the size for one record!! So pick something like 300x200 for a few fields to display for a single record view.




  2. Edit Layout and then print “In a grid” or “In a list” on a full sheet of paper.




Seems obvious now but my record view was 8x11" paper so if I chose “In a list” i got “One per page”.


Hopes this helps.


That did help, thank you! I feel like this isn’t how we should have to do this, but at least its giving me an output I can use, thank you very much Bryan!


I think I found a solution here after banging my head on how to print multiple records on a page. Elias gave me a hint with his grid layout but there’s one step that is the important one and a bit confusing, that is Define a Record Size.




  1. Click the gear icon when looking at the page block designer. Define a “Record Size”. This is the size for one record!! So pick something like 300x200 for a few fields to display for a single record view.




  2. Edit Layout and then print “In a grid” or “In a list” on a full sheet of paper.




Seems obvious now but my record view was 8x11" paper so if I chose “In a list” i got “One per page”.


Hopes this helps.


You solved it! Thanks.


Hi page designer users! Just wanted to let you know that we just released the ability to add borders to elements in your pages. We’ve also updated the page designer support to more accurately reflect the full range of customization options page designer offers.



Is there any way to make page designer print more than one page in one go when content exceed a one page layout?


Is there any way to make page designer print more than one page in one go when content exceed a one page layout?


Yes, you can make the element larger than a page (see image). Unfortunately, there is no auto expand or easy way to make the pagination work easily without clipping a line of text.


Yes, you can make the element larger than a page (see image). Unfortunately, there is no auto expand or easy way to make the pagination work easily without clipping a line of text.


This is what I use for 2 pages. Let me know if you figure out something better.

Settings:

Record size: Custom

Width: 1300

Height: 3200


This is what I use for 2 pages. Let me know if you figure out something better.

Settings:

Record size: Custom

Width: 1300

Height: 3200


I tried the most obvious that also seems to work to make the page double the length.

Luckily I don’t have lists that require multiple pages.


HOW TO EXPAND DOCUMENT COVERING MULTIPLE PAGES. I AM TRYING TO MAKE AGREEMNT FORM WHICH HAS 6 PAGES


infinitydisigner@gmail.com

+94777246137


HOW TO EXPAND DOCUMENT COVERING MULTIPLE PAGES. I AM TRYING TO MAKE AGREEMNT FORM WHICH HAS 6 PAGES


infinitydisigner@gmail.com

+94777246137


Welcome to the community, @Infinity_Designer! :grinning_face_with_big_eyes: Unfortunately the Page Designer app isn’t really designed for multi-page documents. As some others in this thread have indicated, you can technically create a “page” that spans multiple physical pages by increasing the document height in the settings, but there are also drawbacks mentioned.


You’ll probably need to explore alternate methods for making a longer document. One that I use (for single page documents, but it would work for longer ones as well) is to use formula fields to generate an HTML version of the document, use an integration service like Zapier or Integromat to tie in with another third-party service to convert the HTML to PDF, and then save the resulting PDF back to Airtable. CloudConvert is one service that has HTML-to-PDF conversion capabilities.