Just a quick question - I currently don't have access to a printer. My client is wondering if the hidden elements of the webpage (items that are only visible when clicked on) will be included when printing or if they will remain hidden?
Just a quick question - I currently don't have access to a printer. My client is wondering if the hidden elements of the webpage (items that are only visible when clicked on) will be included when printing or if they will remain hidden?
To customize the appearance of your website when printing, you can create a dedicated CSS file for print media. This allows you to control exactly what elements are visible on the printed page.
<link rel="stylesheet" media="print" type="text/css" href="printStyles.css">
If you don't provide a specific CSS file for printing, most browsers will default to using the styles from your screen CSS file for printing purposes as well.
Convenient method: Review the preview of your document in print using your browser (or download a PDF conversion tool) and analyze.
Challenging approach: Examine the Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) of the elements (consider using Firebug to view all properties). Remember to also check the @media query for print styling.
Launch the website on Firefox and select Print Preview from the menu.
The displayed content is a preview of what will be printed. Give it a try with this specific webpage.
The printed version of the page will include any @media print styles, adjustments made by the browser for scaling, and removal of backgrounds if necessary. To get an idea of how it will look when printed, you can use the print preview feature.
It will not work in that way
You also have the option to
@media print { 'your elements ref' {display:none;visibility:hidden}}
Alternatively, you could improve by applying color or background-color as white/transparent ;o)
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