I've come to rely on Firebug for my web-page coding. Thanks very much
for a great tool that allows me to figure out where my CSS errors and
irregularities are!
Can Firebug also help me in this scenario? On all my web pages, I
have a separate, external CSS style sheet which controls print
output. It is called by the following link in the <head>:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="print" href="../CSS/
FOTW2008Print.css" />
This has worked great up until just recently. Then I updated my
pages, and now the font size for the printout it too small. I'm
probably getting 10 pt type (if that) instead of the specified 13 pt
specified in the print style sheet:
p { font-size : 13pt !important; }
If Firebug could help me to peer into this situation, I'm sure I'd
find the problem quickly. But I can't figure out how make Fb work in
this scenario.
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