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> The Acrobat plugin on my Browser bar (Firefox), has a drop-down allowing you to create a PDF from the web page, but going through Acrobat lets you set how many levels down in the web site you want to go.
After much pain (setting a Firefox browser signed-settings verification to false, re-enabling a supposedly un-secure extension, etc.), I got the Acrobat PDF Create extension re-enabled on Firefox. But as you said, it works only on the one page. It wonât iterate down through the child pages. So I learned a bunch about Firefox (Chrome is my usual browser, but the Acrobat PDF Create extension doesn't work with it, I think), which is good. But it didnât solve the problem :-(.
Bottom line: thereâs no shortcut. Iâm going to just have to spend the time to integrate a proper tool (such as Prince) into my Jekyll environment/workflow.
-Monique
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