In some cases, my clients don't do very CSS friendly designs, so my
alternative is to create an alternative wrapping template.
Most of my code uses <cfinclude> to include the top and bottom parts of
the HTML that includes all the headers, navigation, css, etc). So I
just create an alternative, and call the pages with something like
"&printerFriendly=1" and deal with it that way using
<cfif isDefined("url.printerFriendly")> ...
For the CSS friendly designs it's a lot easier =)
Rick
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