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HTML - How To Avoid To Print Buttons
Is there any way to avoid to print buttons or images in printer
Similar TutorialsHi Guys. My website contains a lot of text, and its continually printed by clients as it includes pricing etc. At the moment my pricing page is 4 pages of paper, however I wish to be a touch kinder to mother nature and be a bit more eco-friendly so I have created a document with all the pricing on one page which I have saved as a PDF file. I would like to add a link on my website to "Printer Friendly Version" which would link to the PDF and would bring up a print dialog box. What coding would I need to do this? I think it may very well be Java but I'm not the brightest when it comes to this Any help appreciated! I hope this all made sense! when using tabela and css-headers etc there is always a padding around it that has the same color as the background. i want my tables or whatever i will use to sit fit together with nothing in between. a lot of pages have this so it is possible obv, but how? I know a little about HTML, but I'm getting stuck on a redirection part of a website I run. I'm trying to set up the photo album link and what I want to happen is the photo bucket page to show up under my links on my page instead of popping up a new window. If anyone needs additional info to help I'll give what I can, thanks! First of all, my site has been devoid of tables up until now. It has also been devoid of position defined div tags. I have been using CSS as well as I know how, I've been designing strictly with ems, and I strive to make everything validate. My problem is, that I don't know how to reliably produce text within or overlaying images. I made a really simple attempt at it he http://www.eversnug.com/test3.php To make the example really easy to look at and break apart, I have designed it without any external CSS, and it is all laid out in pxs. Unfortunately, I have broken the cardinal rule, and used a TABLE for something that is CLEARLY not tabular. This works GREAT in Safari and Chrome, but Opera and Firefox do not handle it the way I would like, and IE butchers it! What can I do? Is there a better, totally different means to accomplish this overlay effect? Do I need to learn a new workaround for designing with tables? Please help, and thanks in advance. I am creating my first website I want to include the same code in multiple pages but only list the code in one place Is this possible? Hi folks, I'm an amateur webpage designer. I've recently set up a page and am trying to see if there's a solution to something I've noticed when I view my page. In Internet Explorer and icab, it shows the way I would like, but in Safari and Firefox, I see a problem. My webpage is: http://www.worldwideaccessiblewashrooms.com At the top, I have the webpage title in a table. In Safari and Firefox, there is more space on the bottom of the text inside the table than on the top. I used a straightforward table html: <center> <table bgcolor="#f2e891" border="0" style="border: 3px solid black;"> <tr> <td><h2>Worldwide Wheelchair Accessible Washrooms</h2></td> </tr> </table> </center> Is there a way I can change this so that there is equal space above and below the text inside the table box? Thanks![/url] Hi all, I'm looking for ways, how I can avoid multiple form submissions, when a user repeatedly (intentionally or not) refresh the browser (F5 button) after submitting a form? The input in my form is simply an email address. Nothing else. It is used for forgot password function. I have tried unset or set the $_POST['email'] to empty, but it doesn't help. Is there a clever way to do this? Hi, I can't get the variable E to print at the end by the form answer. It is calculating cubic inches, then the Answer is to gallons. I want to see both answers. Thanks in advance!! Code follows: <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Calculation</TITLE> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function CalculateSum(Atext, Btext, Ctext, Dtext, form) { var A = parseFloat(Atext); var B = parseFloat(Btext); var C = parseFloat(Ctext); var D = parseFloat(Dtext); var E = (A*C*D) + ((A/2) * (B-C)*D); form.Answer.value = E/200 ; } /* ClearForm: this function has 1 argument: form. It clears the input and answer fields on the form. It needs to know the names of the INPUT elements in order to do this. */ function ClearForm(form) { form.input_A.value = ""; form.input_B.value = ""; form.input_C.value = ""; form.input_D.value = ""; form.input_E.value = ""; form.Answer.value = ""; } // end of JavaScript functions --> </SCRIPT> </HEAD> <BODY> <P><FONT SIZE="+2">Calculation</FONT></P> <FORM NAME="Calculator" METHOD="post"> <P>Enter A: <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="input_A" SIZE=10></P> <P>Enter B: <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="input_B" SIZE=10></P> <P>Enter C: <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="input_C" SIZE=10></P> <P>Enter D: <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="input_D" SIZE=10></P> <P><INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="CALCULATE" name="AddButton" onClick="CalculateSum(this.form.input_A.value, this.form.input_B.value, this.form.input_C.value, this.form.input_D.value, this.form )"></P> <P><INPUT TYPE="button" VALUE="Clear Fields" name="ClearButton" onClick="ClearForm(this.form)"></P> <P>Cubic Inches = <script type="text/javascript"> document.write(E); </script> <br> Gallons =<INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="Answer" SIZE=12> </P> </FORM> </BODY> </HTML> Hi all I have a print issue in IE v6.x. The website is divided in different frames and I have a menu which contains a print button. This button takes out the content in the main frame and insert it into its own window so it can be printed without the other frames. This works fine in Firefox, if the page is to wide compared to the paper then Firefox automatically resizes the entire page so it fits. This on the other hand does NOT happen in IE, probably because it just does not have than functionality. So the page gets cut and does not look so good when printed. Is there anyway to solve this? This also happens if I have restricted the main div which contains everything to less then a paper size. If the DIV contains other divs besides each other, then the info at the right DIV gets cut when the page is at its end (in width). But like I said this works fine in Firefox since it automatically makes the page smaller. Is there anyway to do something like this in IE as well? Thx in advance for all help! Hi, how can I print the page ? <a>Print the page</a> should I use javascript ? which is the correct command (cross-platform) ? thanks Hello to all experts in HTML, I want to know, because when I try to print the contents of a DIV I print all text except the images. I created a DIV centered on my page, and inside there is some text and a background image. I haven't used the <IMG> tag for the background image but the style: background-image:#; <div> <a class="print" href="#" onclick="window.print()"><img src="icon.png" /><br />Print</a> <div id="content"> <p> eccc...... </div> </div> Can you please explain me, why I did not print from what I see from my browser? Thank you! ps. Sorry for my bad English. In IE6 and FF, my page prints just fine. In IE7, depending on the environment, it either prints next to nothing or a paragraph of text. Either way, it's missing about 2-3 pages of content. I've scoured online and can't find any fixes. Any assistance would be much appreciated. I am working on an application within a website. Most of the HTML for the entire site, I did not create myself, just some HTML and CSS for a specific application. Even in that application, I imported some of the text (which contains HTML tags) from a previous application. So, I only did a small portion of the HTML/CSS. My problem is that when users print out this page in IE6, some of the rows of the main table are missing from the printout. For example, this page: http://www.northcarolina.edu/pe_test/sample_pe.php Does any one have any knowledge of a bug that would cause IE6 not to print some rows? Does any one see any reasons why some rows in the tables (the ones with class='workplan') would skip rows when printing? Thank You. If you open an html document in IE8 and go to File/Page Setup, you'll see Margins (Left, Right, Top & Bottom). Anyone know any html code that will change these margins? I have a timesheet template that I have converted from word to html. I'd like to make it so users can type onto the sheet though and print it off showing their name/hours/dates etc. The template is similar looking to this !! Company Logo !! Contact details, fax number, telephone numbers etc Contracted company ------- Contractors Name ------- ================== Day Date Hours Mon --- --- Tue --- --- Wed --- --- Thu --- --- Fri --- --- Sat --- --- Sun --- --- ================== Total hours worked ----- I have a feeling this can be done using javascript but havent a clue how. Or, can I just make text boxes that allow a user to type into but wont be shown on the print out? I'd like it so only the timesheet is printed off with all the entered data rather than any other parts of the website. Hello friends, I work for a company that sends out a monthly newsletter by email. We are trying to motivate people to print out the file to have it instead of just looking at it once in their inbox and forgetting it. So what we were thinking is we could make a file with "Print Newsletter for Pricing" in the price slots, then have another file with all the pricing that when they clicked a (presumably HTML) link like "Print File Here" it would then call up the PDF File with all the prices and print it. Is this possible? Amen, Christapher I am setting up a website to print free birthday cards. However I am not at all experienced in html. Basically I want the customers to print the cards without downloading the image. I thought I could do this perhaps by loading what I want printed in an iframe (???) The actual page will have the image with a watermark on it, and a printing link that prints the card without the watermark I created a form with html. At the end of the form there are two buttons, the button "entry", and the button "reset". When clicking on "entry" button i want to print the form's elements. How can i do it? I need a fool-proof method of making a page break for printing purposes. Nice clean break. I tried using the CSS method, but its doenst work in all browswerrs and is very finicky. Any suggestions? |
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