When I exported long webpage directly into pdf in Safari, the pages break at wrong part of the web page.Can anyone tell whether i can make a single continuous page?
MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch,Early 2015), macOS Sierra (10.12.3), Preview
FWIW, as mentioned PDFs are not the way to save long web pages. However, you can capture a complete web page in Firefox or Chrome as a .png. Google Chrome requires an extension. One that works and is free is "Open Screenshot". Firefox can capture a web page without any add-on using it's developer tools.
The only add-on I could find for Safari wasn't free.
Try using the 'A4 long' paper size in the print dialog. If this is not long enough, use 'Manage Custom Sizes...' at the bottom of the list of paper sizes define a custom size of whatever dimensions will be suitable.
A better approach, however, is for the web page to use CSS appropriately so that end-users don't have this problem.
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I don't want to print.I want to save the web page. For example, I want to save the help topics available in apple website https://help.apple.com/pages/mac/6.0/ for Pages into a pdf. The topics wary in size. So if i export as pdf from file menu, it breaks where there are pictures. So i want to save the entire page into a single page as pdf.
AFAICT there is no easy way to do this. Printing of web pages is a complicated thing because the web does not have the concept of printed page.
I don't find A4 long. But custom sizes helped me. Thank you.
How to make a pdf into single continuous scrollable page without any break in preview?
