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Move basically the entire label content, except for the footer, inside the item function. This results in a more simplified workflow for generating labels for different items, since there's just one function call left where the arguments need to be modified.
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#set text(
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font: "Inter",
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fallback: false,
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size: 11pt,
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lang: "en",
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)
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// for DK-11208 (address label)
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#set page(
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width: 38mm,
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height: 90mm,
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flipped: false,
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// Because, for this document, our printer setup - a Brother P-touch QL-500
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// label printer driven by a CUPS with the printer-driver-ptouch - and
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// DK-11208 Large Address Labels (38x90mm), either the printer driver or the
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// printer itself doesn't properly print on the labels, we need to deploy some
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// workarounds using margins.
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// Link to the printer-driver-ptouch:
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// https://github.com/philpem/printer-driver-ptouch
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//
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// For the horizontal margins, we use a 4mm margin on the left and a 0mm
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// margin on the right.
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// Do this because by default the print itself is offset to the left sadly. It
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// seems like the printer is printing from the very edge, where the label
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// roll, but not the label itself, is. On the label roll on the left there are
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// 2mm of material until the label itself starts, so we need to offset by 2mm
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// on the left for the print to be on the label itself. However this offset
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// also results in a forced margin of 2mm on the right, so to have an even
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// margin on the resulting label, add another 2mm of margin on the left,
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// resulting in 4mm of margin on the left in total. Also just don't have any
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// margin on the right, since there's a forced margin already anyway.
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//
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// For the vertical margins, we use a 0mm top margin and a 9mm + 9pt bottom
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// margin.
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// Do this because the printer doesn't print from the very top of the label
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// sadly, so since we then have a forced margin there anyway (one of 6mm), we
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// don't need to add any top margin.
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// On the bottom, we already need a margin of 9pt for the image to be fully on
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// the page. However, because the printer doesn't start at the very top, the
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// printing ends after the label already ended. To combat this, add a margin
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// of 7mm for the logo to still be on the page and add another 2mm for the
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// margin to be same as the margin at the sides (resulting in 9mm).
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//
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// These workarounds were developed for this document, our Brother P-touch
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// QL-500 label printer in combination with DK-11208 Large Address Labels
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// (38x90mm).
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margin: (left: 4mm, right: 0mm, top: 0mm, bottom: 9mm + 9pt),
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footer-descent: 0%,
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footer: [
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#set text(size: 8pt)
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#set align(end)
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#image("assets/ccchh.svg", height: 9pt, alt: "CCCHH")
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]
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)
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#import "@preview/cades:0.3.0": qr-code
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#let item(itemname, itemslug, usage) = [
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== #itemname
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#qr-code("https://wiki.hamburg.ccc.de/item:" + itemslug)
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#text(8pt)[wiki.hamburg.ccc.de/item:#itemslug]
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=== Usage
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#usage
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]
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#item(
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"Prusa i3 MK3s",
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"prusa-i3",
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// "Introduction required"
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"See instructions (in the wiki)"
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// "Freely"
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)
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