Josue Martinez wrote:
Brian, have you used a different style sheet specifically for printed
material (print/css)?
yes. i have a main.css for media = screen and a print.css for media=print
On 9/23/05, Julie Angarone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have done this - in the css for Print media I simply set the div that
scrolls to not have overflow in it - see my site:
https://webdb.princeton.edu/dbtoolbox/query.asp?qname=scadmembers
This won't work for me. I'm dealing with the actual
<textarea></textarea> form element, not a scrolling div.
diego nunes wrote:
> Using only CSS I don't know how to achieve it, but it's very easy
> with JavaScript, if you can use...
I can use javascript so long as its cross-browser (firefox/ie 6 on pc)
and doesn't involve any onload() type functions (as i already have a
huge onload and the page rendering is already suffering because of this
on my machine with 512mb of ram)
Thanks for the advice so far guys.
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