Today, content in Aha! Knowledge is optimized for web-based viewing and can be exported to simple PDF file. However, teams that create release notes, installation guides, infrastructure recommendations, customer setup guides, user manuals, and other controlled documentation often need to understand how the content will appear when distributed as a formal document or more so, show the document as a formal document.
Rather than limiting improvements to the PDF export process, introduce a Document Layout View that allows authors to switch between the current web-authoring experience and a paginated document view that closely represents the final exported output.
Many organizations use Aha! Knowledge as the athoritative source for product documentation but if you're serious about our documentation, you must copy approved content into another editing application to produce customer-facing deliverables with proper pagination, branding, document control information, and consistent formatting.
Add a toggle within Aha! documents, such as: Web View | Document View
When enabled, Document View would display content using page boundaries and formatting similar to Microsoft Word's Print Layout view.
The preview should support:
Page boundaries and page breaks
Cover pages
Headers and footers
Page numbering
Tables of contents
Section numbering
Document metadata
Margins and page sizing
Print-ready layout visualization
This would allow authors to review and adjust content before exporting without requiring external tools.