########## Printer-friendly pages ########## 

  
  -=Short explanation=-
  
	When you find a site you'd like to print out, you may be used to look for *printer-friendly pages*. 
   In Infoweb *that's not necessary*. By using css we've made sure that your browser only prints out what's important.  


  
	
    Conclusion: print out an Infoweb article, just make use of your standard print commands, and the browser will take care of the rest.

  


  
  
  -=Technical explanation=-
  
	 Using CSS
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it's possible to state which medium you want to define the appearance of.

  This way, you can have different styles for different medias, e.g. you're viewing your web page from a 
   browser and a tv-set:

   
   
   
   ltlink href="stilsett_vanlig.css" media="screen"gt
   ltlink href="stilsett_tv.css" media="tv"gt
   
   
   



   
   
	
      By creating a specific style sheet with /media="print"/, we are thus able to instruct the browser 
    *which elements* we want it to print, and *how we want them to look*. This is a technique that works 
    on the following browsers:

    


      	 - Internet Explorer higher than 5
	 - Mozilla higher than 1
	 - Opera higher than 4
	 - Konqueror higher than 3


    
    
	      
      If you have any feedback, please send us a  mail <infoweb-dev@orakel.ntnu.no>.
    


  ---FOTNOTER---

[1]: *CSS:* /Cascading Style Sheets/. A technology from w3c - who's also behind html.Videre lesing: W3C css info. A good starting-point for general infoHow to specify different media types in HTMLAllowed css media typesLenker fra artikkelen: CSSW3C er et organ som står bak    mange av teknologiene på nettet, f.eks. html, css, xml etcW3C HTML sider