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That's indeed a very good effort. And sharing it for free is much appreciated. I just converted complete web page with pricing table, and the layout that came out needs a few fixes. The three column pricing table was converted to three rows, each spanning two pages. The user may have to format the page right for conversion. But results overall seem good
A really nice tool. Just couple things I've noticed: 1. loading time is a bit too long 2. I've tried to create a pdf from my friends site which uses nrelate WP plugin, all the layout converted smoothly except the one created by nrelate -- which had stretched a 600 pixel block for a dozen pages Good luck with your project!
Makes sense then. The library that I'm using scales the websites down for some reason. What you're seeing is the tablet version of your website in the PDF.