Print CSS improvements #141
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tei-publisher-lib v3.0.0 changes the output modes: the mode named "print", which previously was a synonym for "fo", now refers to HTML combined with paged media CSS. It is based on the web output mode, but allows users to apply separate models for printing. This is important for behaviours like alternate or note, which must behave differently in print.
The PR integrates this functionality into TEI Publisher. Further enhancements:
mediaproperty to the<?teipublisher?>processing instruction, e.g.:<?teipublisher media="tex,printcss,pdf"?>Requires
tei-publisher-libversion 3.0.0, which is a breaking change as output mode "print" has been reassigned.Tests will fail until tei-publisher-lib 3.0.0 has been released to the public repo.