Word processor in your browser using HTML and CSS (e.g. for invoices, legal notices, etc.)

• Poor man's Google Docs
• Like the foundation of Microsoft Word or LibreOffice — but in your web browser
• Emulates sheets of paper in web documents (but without skeuomorphic paper textures)

Live demo: Try modifying or printing the page

1. Copy all files to any desired directory
2. Modify the HTML source in index.html to your liking

• Chrome 4+
• Firefox 19+
• Safari 5+
• Opera 10.1+
• Internet Explorer 9+
• Edge 12+

• A4 (21cm × 29.7cm) — sheets-of-paper-a4.css
• A3 (29.7cm × 42cm) — sheets-of-paper-a3.css
• US Letter (21.6cm × 27.9cm) — sheets-of-paper-usletter.css
• US Legal (21.6cm × 35.6cm) — sheets-of-paper-uslegal.css
• US Tabloid (27.9cm × 43.2cm) — sheets-of-paper-ustabloid.css

1. In the css/sheets-of-paper-*.css variant that you’re using:
   1. Swap the values of width and min-height
   2. Set the second value of the size attribute to landscape
2. In index.html, set Config.pageHeightInCentimeter to your new min-height value from above

• Change the Destination to Save as PDF.
• Make sure the Paper size is set to the one defined in your CSS.
• From the Margins list, choose None to prevent the browser from overriding our CSS.
• In the Options section, uncheck Headers and footers and check Background colors and images.

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.