On Mon, 22 Jan 2007, Jim Rey wrote:
> My website uses autohandler for the main look and feel page, but I want to
> popup printer-friendly pages that don't use the autohandler, pages like
> "Terms and Conditions" and "Invoices". At the moment, I have the static
> pages on another site, but the invoices are dynamically generated and I want
> to create them without fancy headers or menus etc. Any suggestions?
If I were doing something like this, the first thing I'd think of is
using a different CSS sheet for printing (see HTML sample below), and then, if
there's stuff you don't want displayed at all, just put the whole header in a
div and then in the stylesheet do eg.
.menubar {
display: none;
}
And now for the HTML sample I promised.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="print.css" media="print" />
Sure, this is all non-Mason techniques. But this is what I do on my
Mason sites.
:)
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