Tee G. Peng wrote:
A 3 column layout used the display table equal height technique
I am not going to worry the IE at this moment yet ( I understand I
can use Conditional comment for print style sheet too?!!!!), but want
to know if there is a way I can make the logo and the middle/right
columns stay in one page in Firefox. Obviously I can't declare
display:none for #outer and #inner.
#outer, #inner,#middle, #right {display: block;}
#left {display: none;}
...would be the a good print-base.
Floating should be avoided since large floating elements tends to
(still) break Gecko. That's probably why Firefox is messing it up now.
This often means CSS based column-layouts can't be (re)created for
print, which, IMO, isn't a bad thing since multi-columns running over
several printed pages doesn't make all that much sense.
Linearizing - one "column" after the other - makes a lot more sense on
print.
Generally: you should not reuse your screen-styles for print and rely on
overriding with print-styles. Starting from scratch with a complete set
of print-styles, will usually result in less complex print-styles and
more reliable results.
regards
Georg
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