Example: No print notice

Try it on this page

Press Cmd/Ctrl+P (or click Download as PDF in the dropdown next to this page’s title). There’s no “Documentation Snapshot” warning and no branding row above the H1 — both are suppressed on this page. Print Install for comparison: the warning and branding both appear.

This site has printNotice configured globally, so most pages show a snapshot warning when printed or exported as PDF. This page disables the notice for itself only.

What’s set

this page's frontmatter

---
title: 'Example: No print notice'
llmActions:
  printNotice: false
---

What you should see

• Print this page (Cmd/Ctrl+P) or use the dropdown’s Download as PDF item: there is no “Documentation Snapshot” warning, no branding row above the page H1.
• Print Install for comparison: the warning and branding both appear.

When to use this

• Evergreen reference pages whose content rarely changes — the snapshot warning is pessimistic and may distract more than it helps.
• Marketing or front-matter pages where branded printouts are the goal and a warning admonition would clutter the layout.
• Print-targeted pages like printable cheatsheets where you want a clean export.