Printer-friendly CSS

unrealestate
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unrealestate posted this 09 January 2022
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Is there any way that HTML pages created with Nicepage can be made printer friendly? When I try to print out either a ready-made template or a self-made page via the browser, the printout looks atrocious and all elements are unformatted and thrown all over the place.

Is there any way that HTML pages created with Nicepage can be made printer friendly? When I try to print out either a ready-made template or a self-made page via the browser, the printout looks atrocious and all elements are unformatted and thrown all over the place.
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Support Team posted this 10 January 2022

Hi, Kurt,

Thanks for being our customer!

If you want your page to look well on a print, the print.css file is used for this purpose. However, Nicepage pages and websites do not create this file. You can create this file on your own. Just copy the code from your page to this file. Please note that we do not support custom code modifications.

Usually, print.css is connected to a website or a page via the HTML head tag. It is added after the standard stylesheet, for example:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="nicepage.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" media="print" href="print.css" />

You can add the second line in Site Settings ==> HTML ==> Additional Head HTML.

Let us know if you need further help!
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Sincerely,
Paul C.
Nicepage Support Team

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Hi, Kurt, Thanks for being our customer! If you want your page to look well on a print, the *print.css* file is used for this purpose. However, Nicepage pages and websites do not create this file. You can create this file on your own. Just copy the code from your page to this file. Please note that we do not support custom code modifications. Usually, *print.css* is connected to a website or a page via the HTML *head* tag. It is added after the standard stylesheet, for example: <link rel="stylesheet" href="nicepage.css" /> <link rel="stylesheet" media="print" href="print.css" /> You can add the second line in *Site Settings ==> HTML ==> Additional Head HTML*. Let us know if you need further help! ................................................... Sincerely, Paul C. Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
unrealestate
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unrealestate posted this 10 January 2022

ok I will try that as work on my site progresses.

Being that you can design for five different types of devices in Nicepage, couldn't you just as easy add an option to compose a printer friendly page the same way? It's all just CSS anyway.

I am in real estate, and it will be sort of slightly crucial that potential clients can print out listings right off my web site, with the printouts looking just as spick and span as my page in the browser.

  • Kurt
ok I will try that as work on my site progresses. Being that you can design for five different types of devices in Nicepage, couldn't you just as easy add an option to compose a printer friendly page the same way? It's all just CSS anyway. I am in real estate, and it will be sort of slightly crucial that potential clients can print out listings right off my web site, with the printouts looking just as spick and span as my page in the browser. - Kurt
Support Team
Support Team posted this 11 January 2022

Hi, Kurt,

We have added your request to our wishlist. Please let us know if you need our further help!
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Sincerely,
Paul C.
Nicepage Support Team

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Hi, Kurt, We have added your request to our wishlist. Please let us know if you need our further help! ................................................... Sincerely, Paul C. Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
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