Created: TTC Stop Timetable in PDF
Why toss and turn all night when what I really wanted to do was create the 501 Timetable in PDF form?
This was not that hard to do as you might imagine. However I can’t imagine something like this being done manually for every stop. Possibly a PDF generated some a database? Anyone have any ideas on this we can share with the TTC?
I was able to use the HTML/CSS I had created yesterday by just importing the HTML file into Apple’s Page.app. It was a pretty easy transition and respects some pretty tricky selectors. The only inaccuracies I can identify is that some of the cars originated at Humber Loop instead of Long Branch as indicated at the bottom, and I am totally guessing on the trip time estimates. Comments?
Maybe someone can plaster one of these in front of Pizza Pizza on Queen/Bathurst?
Updated: A few Canadians did not understand the military time so I changed the time to 12-hour notation.
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- 2.2.07 / 4pm
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Ryan Feeley has been designing powerful, usable, web-based applications since the beginning of time. In recent years, he has held the senior design positions for Toronto firms
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