Instead of adding a new style sheet, customize the theme to add your other
styles
| That's a drag....
|
| --
| Murray
|
| | > That's my experience. Whatever I tried, the save
| > operation of FP changed it. I have the impression that
| > stylesheets for print media cannot handle the suppression
| > of shared borders. Anyone disagreeing let me know how to
| > handle this!
| >>-----Original Message-----
| >>So you are saying that you cannot manually move the print
| > media stylesheet
| >>below this?
| >>
| >>--
| >>Murray
| >>
| > message
| >>| >>> Themes and shared border are always last
| >>> - so the theme cascades and is applied overruling all
| > other styles
| >>>
| >>> --
| >>>
| >>> _____________________________________________
| >>> SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP -
| > FrontPage ]
| >>> "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!"
| > (-;
| >>> To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
| >>>
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| >>> _____________________________________________
| >>>
| >>>
| > message
| >>> | >>> | Chris,
| >>> | The moving of the link to the bottom of "head" doesn't
| >>> | work since FrontPage seems to rearrange the code
| >>> | regardless what I try to do (Murray's suggestion);
| > Meta
| >>> | names "Theme and Border" are always moved to the
| > bottom!
| >>> | Regarding your suggestion: How do I "class or ID" code
| >>> | that isn't in the page? Shared borders are defined in
| >>> | meta names="Microsoft Border", they are dynamically
| > loaded
| >>> | and as far as I can judge not in the code of the page
| > I
| >>> | wish to print.
| >>> |
| >>> | >-----Original Message-----
| >>> | >ok, well, even though you may add the stuff for
| > print to
| >>> | the style sheet
| >>> | >doesn't necessarily mean that it'll work.
| >>> | >
| >>> | >you've got to use and @ rule in your page's head
| > section
| >>> | to let the browser
| >>> | >know which style sheet for print, and you've got to
| > class
| >>> | or ID the parts of
| >>> | >your page you don't want to print (in the page
| > itself).
| >>> | >
| >>> | >feel free to look at my pages
http://nedp.net and hit
| >>> | file/ print preview
| >>> | >you'll see them differently formatted.
| >>> | >
| >>> | >you can also do view/ source on them to see how the
| > style
| >>> | sheets are being
| >>> | >called, and find links to the sheets themselves.
| >>> | >
| >>> | >It will work if configured properly.
| >>> | >
| >>> | >HTH
| >>> | >
| >>> | >--
| >>> | >Chris Leeds,
| >>> | >Microsoft MVP-FrontPage
| >>> | >
| >>> | >Please feel free to contact me here:
| >>> | >
http://nedp.net/contact/
| >>> | >--
| > in
| >>> | message
| >>> | >| >>> | >> I read about everything on this subject.
| > Regardless
| >>> | what
| >>> | >> I code in "print.css" (changing font, color, etc)
| > it has
| >>> | >> no impact to the output at the printer; I want to
| > drop
| >>> | >> the "Microsoft Border" for print. I tested in IE6
| > and
| >>> | >> Mozilla5. Below is the head section of the test
| > page
| >>> | and a
| >>> | >> sample css. Why is this happening?
| >>> | >>
| >>> | >> <head>
| >>> | >> <meta name="GENERATOR" content="Microsoft FrontPage
| >>> | 5.0">
| >>> | >> <meta name="ProgId"
| > content="FrontPage.Editor.Document">
| >>> | >> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"
| > media="print"
| >>> | >> href="print.css" />
| >>> | >> <title>July 2004</title>
| >>> | >> <meta name="Microsoft Theme" content="gk-copy-of-
| >>> | capsules
| >>> | >> 011, default">
| >>> | >> <meta name="Microsoft Border" content="tlb">
| >>> | >> </head>
| >>> | >> _____________________________________
| >>> | >> body {
| >>> | >> color : #000000;
| >>> | >> background : #ffffff;
| >>> | >> font-family : "Times New Roman", Times, serif;
| >>> | >> font-size : 12pt;
| >>> | >> }
| >>> | >> a { text-decoration : underline;
| >>> | >> background : #ffffff;
| >>> | >> color : #0000ff;
| >>> | >> }
| >>> | >> #navigation, #menu, #top, #"Microsoft Border" {
| >>> | >> display : none;
| >>> | >> }
| >>> | >>
| >>> | >> >-----Original Message-----
| >>> | >> >I've found the @rules work best. here's an
| > article you
| >>> | >> should read:
| >>> | >> >
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/goingtoprint/
| >>> | >> >
| >>> | >> >also search that site for more print function
| > articles.
| >>> | >> >
| >>> | >> >HTH
| >>> | >> >
| >>> | >> >--
| >>> | >> >
| >>> | >> >--
| >>> | >> >Chris Leeds,
| >>> | >> >Microsoft MVP-FrontPage
| >>> | >> >
| >>> | >> >Please feel free to contact me here:
| >>> | >> >
http://nedp.net/contact/
| >>> | >> >--
| >>> | >> >"George" <
[email protected]>
| > wrote in
| >>> | >> message
| >>> | >> >| >>> | >> >> I wish to implement a printer friendly output
| > and
| >>> | >> >> attempted two approaches:
| >>> | >> >> 1. Using CSS with "<link rel="stylesheet"
| >>> | >> >> type="text/css" media="print"
| > href="print.css" />" in
| >>> | >> the
| >>> | >> >> head section and a print.css file in the same
| > dir.
| >>> | >> >> 2. Having "<LINK REL=alternate MEDIA=print
| >>> | >> >> HREF="test.htm">" in the head section and
| > test.htm
| >>> | >> >> (containing print preferable output).
| >>> | >> >>
| >>> | >> >> However, neither approach works, the printer
| > output
| >>> | is
| >>> | >> >> equal to no code at all. I am using FrontPage
| > and
| >>> | the
| >>> | >> >> site has shared borders. My issue is that I
| > want to
| >>> | >> >> eliminate the shared border for printing. I'll
| >>> | >> appreciate
| >>> | >> >> any advice/help.
| >>> | >> >>
| >>> | >> >>
| >>> | >> >>
| >>> | >> >>
| >>> | >> >
| >>> | >> >
| >>> | >> >.
| >>> | >> >
| >>> | >
| >>> | >
| >>> | >.
| >>> | >
| >>>
| >>>
| >>
| >>
| >>.
| >>
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