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I feel you are bit confused what print stylesheets are? They are exactly the opposite of having special version of the page for printing, and instead just resty
by zokier 6y ago
I feel you are bit confused what print stylesheets are? They are exactly the opposite of having special version of the page for printing, and instead just restyling the same page for different media. That is why the printable=yes page is "no longer supported" in wikipedia, because it doesn't need a special printable page anymore, it can use just print stylesheet on the normal page instead.
This is what the print style looks on screen on Firefox on my computer: https://ibb.co/QN6Gsjk https://ibb.co/QN6Gsjk
Pretty decent if you ask me. Sure, technically its not separate stylesheet in Wikipedias case, but media queries, but the effect is the same.
- vanderZwan 6y agoI think you missed this sentence while reading my message: > Then for a while it just gave me a terrible webpage version - basically showing the left menu bar and the huge logo when trying to print the page. That is to say: trying to print the page in any way (clicking the "print page" link, using the browser menu) resulted in a webpage-styled output.