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.not-used-in-print { display:none; }Am I right?5768 viewed | 4 opinion(s) | del.icio.us | Digg it | Michiel @ 19/06/07 8:27 cet
Mostly yes. But sometimes you want to add stuff to the print version. Like your company's adress or a different logo (smaller, bigger, I dunno). Or you might want to change the font-family, size etc. Just to make it look better on paper.
19 June 2007 9:43 cet
I don't think it smart to add classes to your standard layout to achieve this. In my opinion it's better to make a list of existing non print classes and id's and write it out in your print stylesheet. ie.
#navigation,#footer,.something{display:none;}
19 June 2007 23:04 cet
True, normally we already do this. We use the already existing ID's and classes to show/hide content in the print stylesheet. It would indeed be foolish to have a separate class for this :-)
20 June 2007 7:59 cet
Hey! The class in my example is just _an_example_. For sure, Jurgen's way is the right way. That's what I meant..
The article is mainly about the time it takes to load the stylesheet. F.e. when you include stylesheets for print, handheld, etc. your browser will load all and only then display the page.
My thoughts: that wouldn't matter if you set up things right so the _other_ stylesheets are a minimum kb's. True?
20 June 2007 8:21 cet