Honoring the @page CSS media query

[timint]

Hi, I couldn't get this framework to honor the @page CSS media query for printable media properties.

This concerns margin, size and zoom.

Migrating from both been using CLI commands and Puppeteer I was expecting this to be the default behavior even with the PHP library when ommitting a value for options: margins, or page width/height.

Use case example:

<style>
@media print {
  @page {
    margin: 0;
    zoom: 100%;
    padding: 0;
  }

  @page A4 {
    size: A4 portrait;
  }
  @page A4R {
    size: A4 landscape;
  }
  @page A5 {
    size: A5 portrait;
  }
  @page A5R {
    size: A5 landscape;
  }
}
</style>

<article style="page: A4">
  ...Page 1...
</article>

<article style="page: A4R">
  ...Page 2...
</article>

<article style="page: A5">
  ...Page 3...
</article>

[enricodias]

How are you trying to inject those css properties, exactly?

[timint]

They are on the page I'm loading. Like any webpage. Either inline style="", on page using <style>, or <link rel="stylesheet">.

[timint]

Added a use case example here printable.zip:
https://file.io/Q9wo9D7DrMpP

Screenshot:

Printed:
printed.pdf