Re: [WSG] (Opera) CSS print style problem with image
On Mar 12, 2006, at 8:56 PM, Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
A solution is to move your image of screen for screen display (like
img {position:absolute; left: -1px}) instead of using
{display:none}.
I once posted an article about this:
Philippe, thank you so much for the cure. The image prints now. It's
been over two years since you wrote the article, so Opera isn't
considered this a bug?
Greatly appreciated!
tee
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Re: [WSG] (Opera) CSS print style problem with image
On Mar 13, 2006, at 1:26 PM, 郑玉萍 wrote:
I have spent many hours tweaking my CSS print style sheet and on
google too to try to find out what triggers the problem that the
header image link is broken in Opera. I found no answer and is
hoping someone here has a remedy for me.
The problem is rather specific - I have a header image inserted in
html page with display none in my media style sheet, and the reason
for this is because client wants different header image to be seen
on printing, therefore having the header image places in the header
as background image is not a viable solution.
When set to {display:none} in the screen style sheet, Opera doesn't
download the image. But once you try to print the image, Opera
doesn't try to fetch that one image, it only relies on what is in
your cache. Safari used to do the same, but that is fixed in version
1.3/2.0.
A solution is to move your image of screen for screen display (like
img {position:absolute; left: -1px}) instead of using
{display:none}.
I once posted an article about this:
Philippe
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[WSG] (Opera) CSS print style problem with image
Greetings,
I have spent many hours tweaking my CSS print style sheet and on
google too to try to find out what triggers the problem that the
header image link is broken in Opera. I found no answer and is hoping
someone here has a remedy for me.
The problem is rather specific - I have a header image inserted in
html page with display none in my media style sheet, and the reason
for this is because client wants different header image to be seen on
printing, therefore having the header image places in the header as
background image is not a viable solution.
The page:
http://avanimedia.com/printmedia/pub_LANline.html
In my html
Media style sheet:
#headerPrint {display: none;}
Print style sheet
#headerPrint {
height: 130px;
width: 760px;
}
In the above page, there is a publication cover image and it's
showing up from Opera printing, so I am gussing it is to do with
#headerPrint {display: none;} in the media sheet that maybe a bug of
Opera (?).
The header image prints fine in IE, Safari and Gecko browsers.
Regards,
tee
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