[css-d] Print stylesheet

I have a print stylesheet for a Web site that isn't working the way I'd like in IE, but it works fine in FF. The Web site has one main styelsheet (http://www.azbof.gov/stylesheets/main.css) that imports the print stylesheet: @import url(print.css) print, handheld; The print.css (http://www.azbof.

[css-d] print stylesheet

I have been a "reader" of this group for over a year now, and it amazes me the amount of knowledge and help that passes through this list. Thank you to all the people who are active participants in this group. I am constantly learning tricks of the trade. 1) I am trying to create a print styleshee

[css-d] Print stylesheet troubles

I am having 2 problems with a print stylesheet. One is that in IE 6, my lines are too long and get cut off. The other is that I have users reporting that the first page doesn't print - though I'm not sure yet what browser/platform they are on. Here is my print stylesheet and a sample url: http

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet

Dennis Seavers wrote: > I have a print stylesheet for a Web site that isn't > working the way I'd > like in IE, but it works fine in FF. > > The Web site has one main styelsheet > (http://www.azbof.gov/stylesheets/main.css) that imports the print > stylesheet: > @import url(print.css) print, ha

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet

Dennis Seavers wrote: >I have a print stylesheet for a Web site that isn't working the way I'd >like in IE, but it works fine in FF. > >The Web site has one main styelsheet >(http://www.azbof.gov/stylesheets/main.css) that imports the print >stylesheet: >@import url(print.css) print, handheld; > >

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet

>> I have a print stylesheet for a Web site that isn't working the way >> I'd like in IE, but it works fine in FF. >> >> The Web site has one main styelsheet >> (http://www.azbof.gov/stylesheets/main.css) that imports the print >> stylesheet: @import url(print.css) print, handheld; > Experimen

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet

Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: > [...] > FYI: IE/win is looking for a stylesheet with a completely different > name. I use that odd behavior/bug to feed separate stylesheets to > IE/win... > > ...which also means I can feed a stylesheet that IE/win can'

Re: [css-d] print stylesheet

Congrats for the website! It's beatiful. ^.^/ Coming to your question, at the moment there are no straight solutions to your problem. To change the background, simply specify a white background color on your print stylesheet: body { background: #fff; color: #000; } You can even get rid of

Re: [css-d] print stylesheet

On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 8:22 AM, Gabriele Romanato < gabriele.roman...@gmail.com> wrote: > Congrats for the website! It's beatiful. ^.^/ > Coming to your question, at the moment there are no straight solutions to > your problem. To change the background, simply specify a white background > color on

Re: [css-d] print stylesheet

On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 4:57 PM, Alex Mitchell wrote: > > > Gabriele, >> Thanks for the compliment! I actually can't take credit for the design - >> the >> client created it. She had originally created the entire website in Flash >> (and she is a newbie to Flash), but it wasn't working correctly. A

Re: [css-d] print stylesheet

Gabriele, > Thanks for the compliment! I actually can't take credit for the design - > the > client created it. She had originally created the entire website in Flash > (and she is a newbie to Flash), but it wasn't working correctly. After she > consulted with me, we came up with this solution. > >

Re: [css-d] print stylesheet

On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 4:57 PM, Alex Mitchell wrote: > > > Gabriele, >> Thanks for the compliment! I actually can't take credit for the design - >> the >> client created it. She had originally created the entire website in Flash >> (and she is a newbie to Flash), but it wasn't working correctly. A

Re: [css-d] print stylesheet

On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 5:39 PM, Elizabeth Farley wrote: > > Oh wow, that's an interesting technique - I was worried about SEO (which I > still have to work on) with all the graphics/flash - I can see what you are > proposing. > Having made and uploaded the changes (with a little tweak...) If I use

Re: [css-d] print stylesheet

On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 6:14 PM, Alex Mitchell wrote: > > > On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 5:39 PM, Elizabeth Farley > wrote: > >> >> Oh wow, that's an interesting technique - I was worried about SEO (which I >> still have to work on) with all the graphics/flash - I can see what you are >> proposing. >> H

[css-d] Print Stylesheet problem

Well, I will try this post again with a different subject and some more information. I found that if I set absolute positioning on the "section" div that I could fix the Firefox problem where there is a pagebreak after the header section. I found this out by removing the print CSS altogether to

[css-d] Print stylesheet/alt text

I've seen a lot of requests (in my searches for this answer) for people who want to display background images with CSS. It seems I want something different, and I can't seem to find the answer to this. I'm hoping you all can help :) What I want to do is display the alt text for my images, ins

[css-d] Print stylesheet/alt text

The 'problem' with your solution is that you now have duplicate content on a page and as far as I know there is no way to completely hide the span for all browsers (even text browsers) using CSS. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] h

[css-d] Print stylesheet/alt text

Never rely on Javascript for such specific things. Try to only use it for extra features on a website, not for essential things like image replacement. A good site should function under all circumstances. It should work even when one item of the trinity (HTML, CSS and JS, but in fact HTML is never

[css-d] Print Stylesheet issues (Repost)

Partially repost I just began developing the print style sheet for my web page listed below and have encountered several difficulties. Apparently, the scenario is more complex than originally thought. This sheet scenario has had me perplexed for several days. I simplified the html and removed th

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet/alt text

On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 10:38:42 +0800, Design Groups <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What I want to do is display the alt text for my images, instead of the > images themselves, in the printed page. The CSS way of doing that is to add something like the following to your print styles: img { con

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet/alt text

Design Groups wrote: >I've seen a lot of requests (in my searches for this answer) for people >who want to display background images with CSS. It seems I want >something different, and I can't seem to find the answer to this. I'm >hoping you all can help :) > >What I want to do is display the

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet/alt text

francky wrote: > . > PS > I don't understand why Opera is showing the body-background (color and > img) while turned off in css at print (in FF and IE no problems here). > Maybe an Opera-specialist in the list can tell

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet/alt text

francky wrote: > I don't understand why Opera is showing the body-background (color > and img) while turned off in css at print (in FF and IE no problems > here). Maybe an Opera-specialist in the list can tell? Depending on Opera version..? Older versions did print screen-style background, unle

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet/alt text

Thanks Andrew :) I need something more cross-browser compatible though :( I did do something that's a bit "ugly" but it works great - thought I would share in case anyone else needed the idea for future reference (or can improve upon it!) Basically, I created a "print" class in my stylesheet - i

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet/alt text

Shelly, Design Groups schreef: > What I want to do is display the alt text for my images, instead of the > images themselves, in the printed page. I don't want any images to > print out at all - just the text. Interesting problem. Have you considered image replacement? If you want it to be pur

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet/alt text

Bart Feenstra wrote: >[EMAIL PROTECTED]:] >The 'problem' with your solution is that you now have duplicate content on >a page and as far as I know there is no way to completely hide the span for >all browsers (even text browsers) using CSS. > > That's a disadvantage indeed. To avoid double conte

Re: [css-d] Print Stylesheet Banner Switch

Pam, Not sure exactly how you are going about doing this, but if it is a simple print stylesheet, why not just change the style for the banner div. Right now you have: #newbanner { background: url(/images/second_pbabannerB.jpg); width: 570px; } #banner, #nav, #footer, .noprint

[css-d] print stylesheet--can't see image

On this page http://www.cofc.edu/~hml/index2.html I am trying to set up my print stylesheet http://www.cofc.edu/~hml/style/print.css so that there is an image http://www.cofc.edu/~hml/images/printheader.jpg at the top. On the print preview, there is sufficient space for the image, but nothing is s

[css-d] print stylesheet ignored by IE

On http://www.fresnolibrary.org/ss.htm, I am trying to get it to print without truncation in IE. It works for Opera, Netscape, and Firefox, but IE seems to straight up ignore the #wrapper { width: 660px; } I would very much appreciate help on this. Many many thanks! Sarah _

[css-d] Print stylesheet - cut pages off

I just began developing the print stylesheet for the site listed below and have encountered several difficulties. These scenarios seem simple, yet my mind has not resolved them. Damm mind blocks! So the page remains fairly complex as far as the CSS. My header div created a page break between it an

Re: [css-d] Print Stylesheet issues (Repost)

-- Robert Neville <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I just began developing the print style sheet for my > web page listed below and have encountered several > difficulties. Apparently, the scenario is more > complex > than originally thought. This sheet scenario has > had > me perplexed for several d

[css-d] Print Stylesheet and spacing problems

www.alasave.com , in the Vendors Section, the pages that have a static image above the descriptive text should print that way - in other words it should be that company's image then right below it the content about the company. It prints correctly, in that, those are the

[css-d] Print stylesheet not read by Firefox?

Hello list, I have a strange problem with my print stylesheets in Firefox: they don't seem to be read at all. This is the code I'm using in the HEAD section: Printing this page (in FF, IE prints correctly) shows what I mean: http://www.depont.nl/nl/pers/persberichten/bericht/pers/179/ Am I o

Re: [css-d] print stylesheet--can't see image

Courtney Burge wrote: > http://www.cofc.edu/~hml/index2.html > On the print preview, there is sufficient space for the image, but > nothing is showing up. Any suggestions? I can see it because I have 'print page background' turned on. Since printing/not-printing of background is up to each user

Re: [css-d] print stylesheet ignored by IE

> IE seems to straight up ignore the #wrapper { width: 660px; } In hmprint.css: #wrapper { width: 660px !important; } __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com __

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet not read by Firefox?

Hello Albert, The problem probably comes from the use of the TITLE attribute. This attribute does not have side effects in other elements, but in LINK tags for external stylesheets, the situation is different. Here is one reference that should help out: http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/viewsource

Re: [css-d] Print stylesheet not read by Firefox?

Thanks alot Brett! Removing the title attribute from the link tag solved it. kind regards, Albert At 11:41 PM 9/6/2006, you wrote: >Hello Albert, > >The problem probably comes from the use of the TITLE attribute. This >attribute does not have side effects in other elements, but in LINK tags for >

[css-d] Print Stylesheet Disaster in IE (what else)

I'm at my wits end over a print stylesheeet that works fine with Firefox and Safari (Mac), but isn't giving what IE wants. This is my first print-specific stylesheet, and the over site structure happens to have a bunch of complex CSS. I think that's the core of the issue. But I must get the site