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Ok this is difficult to explain,
I am using "javascript:window.print()" to enable users of my online product catalog pages easy access to print the pages they are viewing. I would like to insert some kind of code to automatically set the browsers print margins to .25 all around to make sure the page does not cut off. I have followed the instuctions at this informative site. I use the CSS editor in Dreaweaver to set print.css to the <body> at .25 margins. Then I set my IE margins to zero to test it. When I print it just pushes my page off the edge of the paper.
When I set the body of my page to use the print.css script, I can see the margins adjust in the Dreamweaver window. Then I hit F12 to preview and the page is still margined at zero, the way it should be for screen viewing. Am I on the right track? (newb coder at work)
Ok this is difficult to explain,
I am using "javascript:window.print()" to enable users of my online product catalog pages easy access to print the pages they are viewing. I would like to insert some kind of code to automatically set the browsers print margins to .25 all around to make sure the page does not cut off. I have followed the instuctions at this informative site. I use the CSS editor in Dreaweaver to set print.css to the <body> at .25 margins. Then I set my IE margins to zero to test it. When I print it just pushes my page off the edge of the paper.
When I set the body of my page to use the print.css script, I can see the margins adjust in the Dreamweaver window. Then I hit F12 to preview and the page is still margined at zero, the way it should be for screen viewing. Am I on the right track? (newb coder at work)