Hello,
I have a problem with a print.css. When trying to print or using the
print preview in Firefox only a blank page is shown.
At http://80.190.188.58/test/test.html you can find a test-page with
the problem (please ignore some missing images and additonal,
unrelevant css-files for screen-rendering).
Printing works as expected in Opera 9.27, IE 6, IE 7 and Safari.
When inspecting the print preview HTML-Code in Firebug the elements
which should not be printed are display:none as expected. The elements
which should be printed are not shown as display:none but don't show
up on the print preview
Can someone give me hint how to resolve this problem?
Thanks
JF 2  7636 
On May 26, 10:35 pm, JF <joerg.froe...@ gmail.comwrote:
Hello,
I have a problem with a print.css. When trying to print or using the
print preview in Firefox only a blank page is shown.
Athttp://80.190.188.58/test/test.htmlyou can find a test-page with
the problem (please ignore some missing images and additonal,
unrelevant css-files for screen-rendering).
Printing works as expected in Opera 9.27, IE 6, IE 7 and Safari.
When inspecting the print preview HTML-Code in Firebug the elements
which should not be printed are display:none as expected. The elements
which should be printed are not shown as display:none but don't show
up on the print preview
Can someone give me hint how to resolve this problem?
Thanks
JF
Hey,
the problem is that there is a ton of css styling inside of your
xhtml ...
I just deleted all of that and like magic you get a print preview with
everything showing
exactly like in safari.
Just clean up the css mes and put it where it belongs, in the css
file ;)
Good luck!
microgolf
On 27 Mai, 10:26, microgolf <microg...@gmai l.comwrote:
>
Hey,
the problem is that there is a ton of css styling inside of your
xhtml ...
I just deleted all of that and like magic you get a print preview with
everything showing
exactly like in safari.
Just clean up the css mes and put it where it belongs, in the css
file ;)
Good luck!
microgolf
I've found the problem:
<label for="provbasis" class="fett" style="width:11 0px; float:left;">
was missing the float:left. Now printing works as expected.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
Greetings
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