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This (somesite) doesn't print at all like it looks, but this (someothersite) does. I am not sure what he did, I know he told the nav/header stuff to be invisible, and I know he used floats like I did. Hrmm... I HATE being a dang newb!
The only thing I can guess it maybe because his box width's are hard coded in the page maybe that's why, but his box positions arn't hard coded and they show up in the right place.
[edited by: heini at 5:13 pm (utc) on April 25, 2003]
[edit reason] sorry, no urls please / thanks! [/edit]
Have a look at his css links - you will see one is for print and the other is display:screen.
BTW, please read the posting guidelines - it's against the TOC of this forum to post url's.
Jools
Anyone know any good resources for printing from CSS(P) web pages?
try w3schools.com Here [w3schools.com]
And try to look at the print.css of other websites - a good way to learn. With the media=print you have nearly the same control of the printed page as your have of the screen page. Except it is dificult to control page-breaks.
BTW. in MOZ you can make a print preview to se hox the printed page will look - a good paper saving way to check your print.css code.
Hope this helps
Regards
Hafnius
is there anyway to get it to print exactly as it looks in the browser
It should print exactly as it is in the browser by default.
If you are seeing any differences then its probably because A4 paper isn't as wide as your screen.
To make the print out different from the browser, use a media=print stylesheet (see AListApart: Going to Print [alistapart.com] and the resources the others have linked to for details).
in MOZ you can make a print preview
IE6, Opera and NN7 all have Print Preview available.
