Hi Tim,
re >> I noticed, was in the print style sheet where
you've set a 600px width for #content. Shouldn't you be letting the UA
set it's own margins for printing?
yep, guilty as charged, in a mad rush i put that in as a quick solution (opera seemed to chop off the last word or so on the right when i didnt specify a width..?) but i'll be looking at that today to get a more scaleable solution
re >> have you considered including a rule in the print stylesheet for
those using CSS3 capable browsers to print the URL of links?
i will now ;-)
cheers for yr feedback,
pete
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Tim Lucas
Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 6:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [WSG] theage.com.au: new design
Peter Ottery spoke the following wise words on 20/04/2004 10:27 AM EST:
> hiya,
> we relaunched theage.com.au today with improved markup and a css layout.
> http://theage.com.au/
Peter, once again my hat goes off to the f2 team.
One interesting choice , I noticed, was in the print style sheet where
you've set a 600px width for #content. Shouldn't you be letting the UA
set it's own margins for printing?
Also, have you considered including a rule in the print stylesheet for
those using CSS3 capable browsers to print the URL of links?
-- tim lucas
www.toolmantim.com
