On 3/5/17, Alexander Yudenitsch <[email protected]> wrote: > Paul B. Gallagher wrote, on 05 Mar 17 03:02: > >> Many website nowadays have their own "Print" buttons that deliver what >> the designers consider "printer-friendly" versions of their pages. But >> even if I ignore those and use SeaMonkey's own "Print" function, many >> sites outsmart me by serving their "printer-friendly" versions. A prime >> example is <http://www.nytimes.com>. Pick any page and print it, and >> you'll find that you've lost all the graphics, fonts, and layout and >> gotten only a plain-text version of the page. >> >> Does anyone know how to outsmart these sites and print the pages as >> received, complete with all the bells and whistles? >> >> Conversely, for pages that are too fancy/fussy for my taste and don't >> serve dumbed-down versions on their own, is there a way for the user to >> select that? > > A screen-capture program might work, but most pages you'll want to print > won't conveniently fit on one monitor/screen, so the 'scrolling' mode > would have to be used, and that frequently doesn't work well. > > I tested the NYT page with SnagIt 7, and it captures what's on screen > fine (and can print that), but haven't managed to make the scrolling > work (and disabling add-ons and/or AV/ZA/etc didn't help). > > Since, as Steve Dunn pointed out, the page's HTML is commanding this > behavior, I guess the only way to circumvent it is by <.. snip ..>
save the page, edit the .html file removing any references to media="print" stylesheets, load the saved page, print Lee _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
