📝Webpages Can Be Printed With CSS Tweaks
CSS Tweaks for Better Webpage Printing
TL;DR
CSS offers classes like 'onlyPrint' and 'noPrint' to improve webpage printing. Font sizes and link colors also matter for readability. Few print webpages regularly, but good software considers user needs.
Web developers can now use CSS to enhance the print experience of webpages. Classes like 'onlyPrint' and 'noPrint' control what appears in printouts. Font sizes of 12pt are ideal for readability, while larger sizes are suitable for headers. Blue links can look bad in grayscale, so turning them the same color as text improves print quality. Despite the effort, few people regularly print webpages, but good software considers user needs.
Key Points
CSS classes 'onlyPrint', 'noPrint', and 'giallo' control print visibility and styling.
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