Sent by Syntactic: Jim Wilkinson on 8 February 2005 18:06
> Nedret Saidova wrote:
>> Why would it be that a print style would look good in all major
>> browsers except in IE XP, where it cuts the content on the right side?
>
> I've had similar problems with IE on win2K-pro, where Opera and Moz/FF
> are printing fine, and IE6 is cutting off on the right side.
>
> Looks like Op/Moz are trimming to size, while IE is not. Would like to
> see comments on what I can do about it, since I'm not an expert on
> print-styles.
>
> Georg
I'd like to investigate this. Nedret and Georg respectively: can you
provide a URL please?
Georg, I'm not sure what you mean by "trimming to size". Most times, a
non-fluid over-wide page will be truncated on the right (which can't be
what you mean, but that is literally what trimming means). Both Gecko
(e.g. Firefox) and Opera can scale a page when printing, if you tell them
to. The third possibility is fluid adjustment, with text wrapping, but
even IE can do that ...
Meanwhile, I leave you with the Wiki page if you haven't already seen it:-
<http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=PrintStylesheets>
--
Jim Wilkinson
Cardiff, Wales UK
Opera e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/
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