Our team prefers to submit quotes in PDF to our customers. We realize this limits some of the HubSpot quotes functionality, but we're ok with that for the time being. This presents a problem, though - as we're creating custom templates it's impossible to have it render well on both a web page and a PDF, as far as I can figure.
Is there any HubL that would help me with this problem? I've been using non-breaking spaces but then people are turned off from using the template because it renders strangely in the web-based preview. And some things are completely out of my control, like where the line items table breaks or if the Price ends up as the only line on the last page.
As noted in this thread you use CSS to provide styling.
Developers should use print css if they want to offer a different experience for print vs web. This enables you to adjust spacing, sizing, colors, etc completely indepentently for web and print. You can also share some styles if for example the general design should look similar, but you just need to make a few optimizations for print.
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