g-P · January 26, 2022 14:02 · aabeben · Jul 16, 2019 · adi-g15 · Jan 26, 2022
diff --git a/print_gitbook.js b/print_gitbook.js
 /*
 If you try to print a gitbook directly, you get nothing but the contents because of their *just* use of `@media print` styling to hide away the content section of the books.

 Fret not, here is the codez:
 */
  
  $(".book-header,.book-summary,.navigation,.book-progress").remove();
  $(".book.with-summary .book-body").css('left', '0px');
  $("*").css('position', 'static');
  window.print()
  
 /*
 You still have to run this for each chapter page to save the chapter as pdf and club them together later(this is drag and drop on mac). You can further use calibre to convert to kindle or whatever you need.

 Perhaps some one will go one step more to write a node.js utility to print git books.

 But hey, do buy the books to support the authors.
 */
	/*
	If you try to print a gitbook directly, you get nothing but the contents because of their just use of `@media print` styling to hide away the content section of the books.

	Fret not, here is the codez:
	*/

	$(".book-header,.book-summary,.navigation,.book-progress").remove();
	$(".book.with-summary .book-body").css('left', '0px');
	$("*").css('position', 'static');
	window.print()

	/*
	You still have to run this for each chapter page to save the chapter as pdf and club them together later(this is drag and drop on mac). You can further use calibre to convert to kindle or whatever you need.

	Perhaps some one will go one step more to write a node.js utility to print git books.

	But hey, do buy the books to support the authors.
	*/