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CSS Styling for Print and Other MediaThere are many different media types that you can apply to CSS, some of which are more useful than others, and they let you specify the look, feel, or sound of the web page that is linked to the CSS files. In this section, we’ll look at the various media types that are available (as gleaned from the official source, namely the W3C. |
CSS Design: Going to PrintSay no to “printer-friendly” versions and yes to printer-specific style sheets. CSS expert Eric Meyer shows how to conceive and design print style sheets that automatically format web content for off-screen delivery. |
From Screen to Print: Creating a Print CSS in DreamweaverTake advantage of Cascading Style Sheets’ ability to specify a unique style sheet for print. Follow along and review the methods and reasoning behind the decisions. |
Print.css and your website’s logoEvery website needs a print style sheet, especially informative websites. This article presents a little trick to give your printed page the logo and/or url, or whatever picture you would like to see on the printed paper. |
Print stylesheet - the definitive guideA print stylesheet formats a web page so when printed, it automatically prints in a user-friendly format. Print stylesheets have been around for a number of years, yet so few websites implement them. |
Advanced CSS Printing — Using CSS Page BreaksThis article illustrates how you can use CSS properly to ensure the correct printing of your Web pages with CSS Page Breaks. |