I am using @mediaprint to prevent unwanted printing of some elements on my page. I have a div on the left which I want to be printed and a div to the right of that which I dont want to be printed. The problem is that the combined width of the two divs is more than the width of an A4 sheet. I expected @mediaprint to print the LH div and just ignore the RH div, but what seems to be happening is that everything is being shrunk down so that the RH div can be included in the space available, even though it is not being printed. Is this normal or is there some way of stopping it?
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HTML & CSS @mediaprint is shrinking the page
- Thread starter Wes.
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Hiya,
We really need to see your code so we can help
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