mr. k
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For any of you who didn't know, a css document designated as print is used for the media type print, namely a web browsers printing function.
But go to any site with a print stylesheet ( http://stopdesign.com ) in the safari browser and hit command-p, then hit the preview button. Safari puts some insane margins on each document, in excess to the defined borders in the print stylesheet. IE 5.2 doesn't put these extra margins on, so it probably isn't a problem specific to me. If anyone knows how I can change this (I don't want to waste all that paper... ) their help would be appreciated.
But go to any site with a print stylesheet ( http://stopdesign.com ) in the safari browser and hit command-p, then hit the preview button. Safari puts some insane margins on each document, in excess to the defined borders in the print stylesheet. IE 5.2 doesn't put these extra margins on, so it probably isn't a problem specific to me. If anyone knows how I can change this (I don't want to waste all that paper... ) their help would be appreciated.
