"Randell Jesup" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >For those who are worried about me thinking about implementing it, I'm > >thinking about how I _would_ implement it and what the pitfalls and > >inconsistencies in the definition are. I won't have time to actually do > >anything for a while. :) > > > >And a -moz-zoom could be useful, if only for user stylesheets.... > > This is mostly bug 4821 (Full zooming not functional (objects as > well as text)). Note that 4821 is about zooming everything (not just a > single styled element) via a browser control, ala Opera's zoom feature. > Note that people are planning to (for example) not zoom scrollbars, which > apparently Roland wants to zoom. > > If Roland wants to zoom for printing, shouldn't that be handled as > part of printing (which already needs to deal with fitting content to the > output device), not via a general css style component?
I would have found for all a solution more easy, where I can tell with how many DPI, I want to use the printer. But I did not found such a possibility. For example a web site is 760 pixel and the paper is 8" with 0.75" margin on each side. So 6.5" useable. For this, I would like as the most easy approach to tell something like printer-scale:120 And the browser would scale my print out with 120 DPI But as far as I know, this DPI for print out is fixed. Searching around for a solution, I found at MSIE the zoom to achieve the same result -- Roland M�sl http://pege.org Clear targets for a confused civilization http://BeingFound.com Web Design starts at the search engine
