Found this little CSS tidbit useful to day. I had output order entry records with multiple page detail. I wanted each page of the detail to print to its own sheet. The problem I faced was that the Top of the first page had a bunch of instructions that didn’t need to be printed with the order detail. So I used the media = print attributes to hide the area I did not want to print. I also used css to break the page between record details.<\/p>\n
Found this little CSS tidbit useful to day. I had output order entry records with multiple page detail. I wanted each page of the detail to print to its own sheet. The problem I faced was that the Top of … Continue reading <style type=\"text\/css\" media=\"print\">
\n.dontprint{display:none; height:0;}
\n.pbreak{page-break-after: always;}
\n<\/style>
\n...
\n<div class=\"dontprint\">
\n\/\/ Screen instructions
\n<\/div>
\n...
\n<cfoutput query=\"q\">
\n<div class=\"pbreak\">
\n \/\/ screen and print order detail pages here.
\n<\/div>
\n<\/cfoutput><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"