"S�ren Kuklau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Roland M�sl wrote: > > I want to change the size of a page for a better > > print out. > > Why don't you change font-sizes for the "print" media then?
I work with DIV style=position:absolute This would mean to resize ever DIV positon, every table size. To much effort compared with a simple style=zoom:75% > > But zoom does not work in Mozilla > > Nor should it. Even CSS3 doesn't seem to have any "zoom" property. MSIE has it since 5.5 > > I just implement a page print out system. > > Er... what? Is HTML a programming language now? It will be implemente in the +Menu of my pages. A menu point in the +menu will send a perl script on my server a request to print out pages. The server returns a special HTML page where the other pages are put into IFRAMEs and zoomed to the optimal size for the print out > > It complete depends on zoom. > > Then you obviously are doing something wrong? I do the right for the big majority. > > How else should I controll > > how big a page is printed out, > > how it fits best on the physical paper? > > Not at all on a markup page. You mean it's impossible in Mozilla > > If Mozilla is not willing to implement zoom, > > it will remiain a second class browser only > > for "I do not like MS" people > > Feel free to return to the "I love MS people" as you would probably call > them if you really think that the fault is on Mozilla's side. You give the reason, why Mozilla will remain a small minority. I and others will continue to develop new technology for the great majority -- Roland M�sl http://pege.org Clear targets for a confused civilization http://BeingFound.com Web Design starts at the search engine
