Re: printing CSS pages?

Great!  That appears to have done the trick, my radio buttons look
fantastic!

The background image I've used still doesn't print properly though (I just
get a small rectangle containing part of the image).  However it's not
really a problem, I can simply remove it as it's just window dressing.

In my table I've used:

<.TD CLASS="header" ALIGN="center"><.H1>Department of Civil &
Construction<.BR> Engineering<./H1><./TD>

And my style sheet includes:

.HEADER   { background: #333366 url(cityscape.jpg) center no-repeat; color:
#ffffff; }

In an attempt to get the image as a background to my header text.  The fact
that it displays fine but doesn't print is probably due to my dodgy
non-standard technique and IE's dodgy non-standard implementation of CSS.
If it's easily fixable great, otherwise I'm not going to lose sleep over it!

Thanks for your help and prompt reply!

Nick Doylend
Department of Civil & Construction Engineering
UMIST

----- Original Message -----
From: Kehvan M. Zydhek <kehvan(at)zydhek.net>
To: Nick Doylend <ndoylend(at)hashishin.net>; <hwg-style(at)mail.hwg.org>
Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2001 1:16 AM
Subject: Re: printing CSS pages?


> Nick,
>
> IE, by deafult, does not print background graphics. This is so that a page
> will print faster and use less ink. What you describe is normal. To change
> it, you have to go into the settings and change them...
>
> Tools > Internet Options > Advanced
> Scroll down to Printing
> Check the box next to "Print background colors and images"
>
> Kehvan

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