On a website I am developing I have a link that will pop up a window
intended for printing. Sort of like a coupon if you will. My question
pertains to the formatting of that page so it prints neatly on an 8.5 x 11
piece of paper. Can someone please explain to me how to be style that pop up
window?
That's the basic idea but keep in mind that everyone has a different print
with different margins. When I've done that in the past I've always made
sure that my page will print with at least 1 margins so that I know it will
stay on one sheet for just about everyone.
Your other option, and
Jon Hughes wrote:
div id=bottomlinks
ul
liThis/li
liThat/li
liThe other/li
/ul
/div
You have enough mark-up there for all the hooks you need. Start with the
following style:
div id=bottomlinks
ul
li class=firstThis/li
...
li class=lastThe other/li
/ul
/div
And
e lohroff wrote:
My first real try at formatting completely in css
instead of tables.
http://lohroff.com/MOPStest/index1_900.html
http://lohroff.com/MOPStest/calendar.html
http://lohroff.com/MOPStest/andreastest_900.css
The html validates in the index1_900 page, but the
validator hates
~davidLaakso wrote:
e lohroff wrote:
My first real try at formatting completely in css
instead of tables.
http://lohroff.com/MOPStest/index1_900.html
http://lohroff.com/MOPStest/calendar.html
http://lohroff.com/MOPStest/andreastest_900.css
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e lohroff wrote:
http://lohroff.com/MOPStest/index1_900.html
http://lohroff.com/MOPStest/calendar.html
http://lohroff.com/MOPStest/andreastest_900.css
1. I tried to do Georg's elastic faux columns
http://www.gunlaug.no/tos/moa_12c.html but it's still not working. I
want the green to go
John Zaitseff wrote:
http://www.zap.org.au/~john/web/test-css/test.html
The problem is that the word Subheader is displayed with additional
padding under IE6/IE7, as if a padding-top: 0.75em appeared
somewhere.
It's a version of IE's old whitespace bug.
Now for my question: does anyone
