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  <tittel>Printer-friendly pages</tittel>
  <forfatter>havardda</forfatter>
  <sammendrag>Infoweb doesn't need 'printer-friendly pages', as other sites often do. </sammendrag>
    <lenker>
      <ekstern tittel="W3C css info. A good starting-point for general info" uri="http://w3.org/Style/CSS/"/>
      <ekstern tittel="How to specify different media types in HTML"
                    uri="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/media.html"/>
      <ekstern tittel="Allowed css media types"
                    uri="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/media.html"/>
    </lenker>
  <hoveddel>
  
  <os2>Short explanation</os2>
  <avsnitt>When you find a site you'd like to print out, you may be used to look for <uthev>printer-friendly pages</uthev>. 
   In Infoweb <uthev>that's not necessary</uthev>. By using <infoweb aid="444" tittel="CSS">css</infoweb> we've made sure that your browser only prints out what's important.  </avsnitt>
  <avsnitt>
    Conclusion: print out an Infoweb article, just make use of your standard print commands, and the browser will take care of the rest.

  </avsnitt>
  
  
  <os2>Technical explanation</os2>
  <avsnitt> Using CSS
  <fotnote><uthev>CSS:</uthev> <trykk>Cascading Style Sheets</trykk>. A technology from <ekstern uri="http://w3.org/" tittel="W3C er et organ som står bak
   mange av teknologiene på nettet, f.eks. html, css, xml etc">w3c</ekstern> - who's also behind <ekstern uri="http://w3.org/TR/html401/" tittel="W3C HTML sider">html</ekstern>.</fotnote>
it's possible to state which medium you want to define the appearance of.<br/>

  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:

   
   <kode tittel="Two different stylesheets">
   
   <tegn symbol="lt" />link href="stilsett_vanlig.css" media="screen"<tegn symbol="gt" />
   <tegn symbol="lt" />link href="stilsett_tv.css" media="tv"<tegn symbol="gt" />
   
   </kode>
   </avsnitt>

   
   <avsnitt>
      By creating a specific style sheet with <trykk>media="print"</trykk>, we are thus able to instruct the browser 
    <uthev>which elements</uthev> we want it to print, and <uthev>how we want them to look</uthev>. This is a technique that works 
    on the following browsers:

    </avsnitt>
      <ul>
        <li>Internet Explorer higher than 5</li>
        <li>Mozilla higher than 1</li>
        <li>Opera higher than 4</li>
        <li>Konqueror higher than 3</li>
      </ul>

    
    <avsnitt>      
      If you have any feedback, please send us a  <epost adresse="infoweb-dev@orakel.ntnu.no">mail</epost>.
    </avsnitt>
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