@media print {
    /* PSPDFKit's default print method is to export the DOM elements to a canvas. This makes tracking down the
       underlying reason difficult to find, but wat's happening here, is that padding from the content container is
       being included in the printable content, which changes the dimensions of the PDF. Even though it doesn't look
       like like it is scaled 100%, it is, the padding is just invisible. This can be confirmed by removing the py-3
       class from the #content.container div. Since we can't really do that, and a py-3 override here would be a brittle
       change, hiding the container is the next best option. */
    #content {
        display: none !important;
    }
}