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That's really neat. Is the CSS file readily available (for others to use), or something you'd prefer not to give out? (I realize I could probably crawl throug
by jat850 16y ago
That's really neat. Is the CSS file readily available (for others to use), or something you'd prefer not to give out?
(I realize I could probably crawl through the source on your page and just take it, but that seems rude without asking.)
- ronnier 16y agoIt's as simple as creating a style sheet, targeting items you don't want to print, or create a class such as .noprint, and hide the items with { display: none; } You'd want to put that CSS in a separate file and include it like this: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="print" href="print.css" /> The important bit is the media="print". Look at mine all you like, nice of you to consider asking :)