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Posted by AlexG on 09/23/07 22:39
Hi again.
> Now you seem to consider only the effect of <br> markup, not line breaks in
> general.
I must have confused <br> line breaks with line breaks in general.
Bear with me; my knowledge in these areas isn't very sophisticated as
of yet. For my purposes, though, either one will do.
I'm trying to replace line breaks to create a stylesheet for extremely
condensed printing. Simply setting br{display:none} comes close to
achieving my goal, but I'm still looking for a way to let the reader
(of the printed sheet) know where a line break *would have been* on
the screen version of the document.
> That's a very vague idea, and sounds extremely odd. So if there's a
> paragraph, hundreds of words long, you would want it to be printed as one
> line, with just "|" where a line break would appear in some unspecified
> situation.
I haven't thought about this. When I tested printing the document with
br{display:none}, (some of) the line breaks did indeed disappear, but
the text still wrapped around the page. I agree that it would be
useless to eliminate line breaks if there was no text wrapping.
Is there any way for me to replace line breaks with "|" while
preserving text wrapping on the printed page? The document I'm working
on is a small wiki and I can safely assume that everyone printing from
it will be a mozilla user.
Thanks,
--Alex.
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