Church QR Code

Having withdrawn my postcards from the Church.

At first I was going to put the QR code in a Word of Google Docs file but I might as well put it on a page that can be viewed on a smart phone.

The idea was to print labels to glue to the back of the postcard to mitigate the incorrect information that is currently in the booklet in the Church. It is also a good opertunity to look at style sheets for printing. Looking on the MDN website there is a lot of good stuff that I would like to implement, such as pop-ups that display before and after printing and printing things without opening them.

I have a page that prints a single QR code on a single page of paper. This QR code is too big but it does have an associated URL and could be stuck to the back of the postcard. What I really need is a page that has multiple QP codes etc that can be cut and pasted to the cards. Again, I might as well develop a page that can be printed based on a responsive design. I have noticed that a "regular" web page will print as a "medium" sized page, i.e. the overlay menu is not printed. This can be tested, in Edge at least, by pressing Cntl P and the page is previewed in the pop-up.

The next step is a page, based on a responsive grid design, with as many QR codes that are practical. The W3C responsive grid. The responsive two column layout page that I developed did not use the w3-half class, although I could, but the "w3-col m6" class. See also my initial page on the disection of the w3-col class.

Checking the w3-col class page it does not print in the way that I want! It prints as a "small" page.