Posted by dorayme on 11/02/07 10:27

In article <472af49a$0$13746$ba620dc5@text.nova.planet.nl>,
JWS <jws@my.home> wrote:

> I finally managed to produce an applet, and put it on my page
> (using the <applet> tag). I tried to make it look nice, with the
> same background colour as the page itself. It looks just like the
> other pictures on the page, the only difference being that it
> moves when you press "run" (http://www.jw-stumpel.nl/bounce.html,
> bottom of the page).
>
> However, when I print (or print-preview) the page, Firefox (on
> Linux and Windows) just shows a blank area where the applet should
> be. IE7 prints the applet area correctly.
>
> Does anyone know if this is normal behaviour? Should this be
> considered a bug? Is there some trick (perhaps by changing
> something in the applet itself, om some trick in print css) to
> make FF print applets? Google did not get me very far with this.
>
> Regards, Jan

Just a little thing, you should reconsider your

line-height: 120%;

Best to leave it out completely, or consider using a ratio:

line-height: 1.2; if you must have it in.

The immediate effect of *your value* is to make the main heading
at the top collide when user font-size is upped for comfort and
it runs to 2 lines.

Perhaps you will need more expert help with Java about why the
radio buttons are too crowded together making the text disappear
as in the 6 in the 16 and the 0 in the 50 for choice of Nmasses.

--
dorayme

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