Sample PDF outputRather than using a normal-person's "Read Later" service, I print long-form web articles for reading later. I print them, pile them up, and read them all when I have some time away from the computer. It's the only way I can truly pay attention to them. The process took some work to dial in, but I've gotten it close to how I like it. It goes like this: Save the page as Markdown using the Obsidian Web Clipper Convert the Markdown to PDF using Pandoc Print! First, the Obsidian Web Clipper. I have a custom "template" configured for this. The template doesn't use Properties. I put the entire block of front matter into the Content field, using variables to insert the specifics, so no need to worry about the way the clipper renders properties... --- title: "{{title}}" author: "{{author|safe_name}}" source: {{url}} created: {{date}} published: {{published|date:"YYYY-MM-DD"}} --- > ## Excerpt > {{description}} {{content}} The magic comes from Pandoc. I convert the Markdown to…
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