Daniel Bauer wrote:
Randall R Schulz wrote:
Hi,
I am almost always frustrated by the results of printing HTML pages from Firefox (I'm using version 2.0.x). The most common problem I encounter is that text lines mean nothing to the pagination process and it is common for a row of text to be sliced horizontally and split across a page boundary.
Does anyone know of a browser that does well with printing?
I guess this is not a problem of the browser but of the design of the web pages: many web programmers and older sites (including some of my own ones...) still use tables and fixed width, size and position declarations instead of a floating design that adapts to different screen or paper sizes.
However, the opera browser gives you a lot of possibilities to change the appearance of a page. You can view the structure of a page and en- or desable the parts that are disturbing a proper print output.
kind regards
Daniel
Yes but if the browser can render the page correctly on the screen canvas it should theoretically be able to render it correctly to a paper canvas (using some scaling factor). If it does not display correctly I would agree it is a page layout issue. Manne -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org