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Posted by Beauregard T. Shagnasty on 07/16/06 17:04
wayne wrote:
> Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
>> I tend to allow links to be underlined on the printed copy, so the
>> reader of the paper knows that further information would be
>> available if s/he went to the computer. Depends on the
>> circumstances, though.
>
> Good points. Since the print copy is from the site though, I assumed
> the user already knew about the links.
Normally, this would be the case .. unless the printing person passed
the paper on to someone else. <g>
> As for using the same file, it is easier for me to have only one file
> to maintain. YMMV, especially if one has multiple style sheets.
...such as Ben Meadowcroft's css templates, where the print and the
layout are both separated from the content (main) styling. Sure, they
are templates, but the separation makes it easier to change the layout
without messing up/messing with normal display styles. But like you say,
YMMV. Choice Is Good™. :-)
http://benmeadowcroft.com/webdev/csstemplates/left-column.html
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