John Verne wrote:
> All you have to do is create a stylesheet for "print media", and get the
> browser to load that one up prior to rendering your page.
>
> [Note to HTML FAQ authors: you _do_ use stylesheets, don't you?]
Since you asked:
I personally have never liked the concept of stylesheets, and I almost
always surf with stylesheets off on my browser. Although we are getting
way offtopic from this list here. I always thought that stylesheets try
to do what cannot be done (at least I have never seen it done well):
make the online look like print. As has already been pointed out
several times in this thread, things that look good in print one way
will look good online a different way and "the two shall never meet".
Just my two bits. :) SiKing.
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