RE: rsync server
| From: | James Cox | Date: | Mon, 20 May 2002 17:23:44 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: rsync server | ||
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> >
> > The PHP files should now somehow, what CSS to use, this means a needed
> > parameter for every file, or a session, or some more development then
> > CVS. How would you remember the printed setting if user goes from
> > page to page? And then the printed version needs no TOC menu and PHP.net
> > navigation which is generated by the PHP files...
>
> perhaps the article didn't do a good job explaining this: on an html
> page, you can declare a stylesheet that is only used for printing.
> in the browser, it looks as normal, but then the print stylesheet can
> hide navigational elements, make the target of links be printed
> alongside the link, etc.
>
> (do a print preview of the article to see what i mean.)
>
However, I believe this is not widely supported. But it would be the correct
approach to go.
-- james