Version: (using KDE KDE 3.2.0)
Installed from: SuSE RPMs
OS: Linux
Using konqueror as usual just browsing and things like that.
I decide to print the page. Select the print button and the printer
widget pops up. Select 'print', at that moment a warning/error
window pops up stating that the application/x-zerosize is not
supported.
When the html source is altered it is possible to have the document
printed from konqueror. The html code to be removed is:
-@media print {
- SPAN.noprint { display: none }
-}
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#1 From
Richard Bos
2004-02-17 10:22 -------
For completion: an example of the code that is used with the noprint class:
<SPAN class=noprint>[More]</SPAN>
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#2 From
Maksim Orlovich
2005-01-06 00:10 -------
That's what the webpage's CSS specifies.
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#3 From
Richard Bos
2005-01-06 20:29 -------
Maksim,
that is not what the CSS specifies. The CSS specifies that the
text in the <SPAN class=noprint> tag is not printed, like links
that can not be selected from paper. Please note that any other
browser I use can deal with. Konqueror is the only one that does
not print the page at all.
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#4 From
Maksim Orlovich
2005-01-06 20:58 -------
I stand corrected. Do you have a sample page/testcase where something inappropriate happens?
This is text-2 before <span class=noprint>