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Calibre [[https://manual.calibre-ebook.com/generated/en/ebook-convert.html#cmdoption-ebook-convert-pdf-output-pdf-use-document-margins | supports]] the use of `@page` rules in CSS: > `--pdf-use-document-margins` > Use the page margins specified in the input document via `@page` CSS rules. This will cause the margins specified in the conversion settings to be ignored. If the document does not specify page margins, the conversion settings will be used as a fallback. We should add this option for WS Export's four `pdf*` output formats.

Calibre [[https://manual.calibre-ebook.com/generated/en/ebook-convert.html#cmdoption-ebook-convert-pdf-output-pdf-use-document-margins | supports]] the use of `@page` rules in CSS: > `--pdf-use-document-margins` > Use the page margins specified in the input document via `@page` CSS rules. This will cause the margins specified in the conversion settings to be ignored. If the document does not specify page margins, the conversion settings will be used as a fallback. We should add this option for WS Export's four `pdf*` output formats. (This task comes from T274521#7586968.)

Calibre [[https://manual.calibre-ebook.com/generated/en/ebook-convert.html#cmdoption-ebook-convert-pdf-output-pdf-use-document-margins | supports]] the use of `@page` rules in CSS: > `--pdf-use-document-margins` > Use the page margins specified in the input document via `@page` CSS rules. This will cause the margins specified in the conversion settings to be ignored. If the document does not specify page margins, the conversion settings will be used as a fallback. We should add this option for WS Export's four `pdf*` output formats. (This task comes from T274521#7586968.)