Question

I as under the assumption that print.css (attached to PatternSkin ) was where all the style information was stored for the print skin and is what controlled how pages were rendered when you clicked on the "printable" button.

However, after trying to add some new styles to this file and finaly just removing EVERYTHING from it and re-uploading I found it made NO difference in how the print pages were rendered. Leading me to belive that print.css does nothing...

So my question is how do I add, or modify the print skin in Twiki?

(I am using the pattern skin)

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-- GregGardinier - 21 Aug 2007

Answer

If you answer a question - or someone answered one of your questions - please remember to edit the page and set the status to answered. The status selector is below the edit box.

print.css does get used, but there is a slight difference between going to the Printable page, and clicking on Print in the browser right away. The Printable page template removes some redundant page parts; print.css just hides the parts.

Note that print.css is only displayed when printing.

-- ArthurClemens - 21 Aug 2007