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Except that I have a div with a logo, green background, and another image, same background, and then some text. The text looks a bit stupid with no background, next to the images.
It would look much better if there was the same background on my page once printed just for that bit of text.
Any ideas?
Thanks
you CAN use printable backgrounds. you just can't use the background-image tag or officially make your images backgrounds.
instead use z-index layering, stacking your content over the image, just not a coded background image!
just keep in mind that most people just don't want to waste the ink on printed web content. when someone forces me to waste ink printing web pages, I get really annoyed. I generally screen capture the pages and remove the background in photoshop before printing them.
if it's serious imaging and professional visuals your visitors are after, you'd have much better success with Adobe Acrobat. I make electronic brochures all the time, and if someone really wants to print full coverage in living color, pdfs print beautifully as pages are already defined. with web pages, fitting content on the page properly is a crap shoot.
hope this helps!
kat