2 * PhpWiki style sheet for the printed page:
3 * Black on white only, with no toolbar commands and no link icons.
4 * Styles are kept to a minimum, so the printed page will otherwise
5 * appear according to your browser's default font settings.
14 * Render links with black text and no underlines for readability on b&w
15 * printers which try to render colors as greys. (Greyscale text is often
16 * difficult to read on older 300dpi lasers.)
20 text-decoration : none;
24 * Override the above to keep underlines for WikiLinks and generic urls,
25 * they are useful indicators on the printed page.
26 * (most browsers underline links by default anyway but this overrides
27 * any user-defined default style sheets.)
30 text-decoration : underline;
35 text-decoration : underline;
38 /* Some browsers don't understand visibility settings, so we use white text
39 * on white in addition to hidden.
42 /* hide the toolbar */
50 * Hide wiki links in the toolbar for browsers which ignore visibility
51 * and don't honour the inheritance of the above .toolbar style.
59 /* Hide wikiaction links in the toolbar */
60 .toolbar .wikiaction {
66 /* Hide (diff) links on recent changes */
71 * This hack works in Mozilla to reduce the extra white space
72 * which results from hiding (diff). Browsers which allow a minimum
73 * font size as a user preference will not honour it.
79 * Hide image borders for older browsers--newer broswers default to a zero
80 * border around images anyway.
86 /* Hide other non-essential page elements from the printer. */
89 * Some browsers ignore this completely: OmniWeb 4.1
90 * also shrink down the image to nothing so the text flows around it.
97 /* Hide the rss icon from the printed page (perhaps this should be left in? */
105 * One last-ditch effort to hide the search field, if the browser still won't
106 * hide it then it's just going to have to show up on the printed page.