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==== Prince CSS ====

None of the team members had used PrinceXML before, so the process was pretty much 'trial and error' in the begining. There were issues with the CSS files being used for the web version. They had to be imported in the CSS file used for Prince (even though they were being requested in the HTML head).
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The HTML head, where the CSS files are requested).
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The import command in prince.css (seems redundant but is actually necessary).
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Prince has some useful features, such as retrieving content from HTML elements and assigning them to variables (useful if you need to use a Chapter's title in the page footer, for example).

One possible downside is that Prince XML is proprietary software.

To use Prince, a command like the one below is needed:
<source lang="bash">
prince container.html -s css/prince.css book.pdf
</source>

Documentation on how to use and install PrinceXML can be found here: http://www.princexml.com/doc/