You might want to provide a link to a PDF version of your web page(s). This way your viewers could have a clean way of printing the content.
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How do i control the page number from an HTML code (Frontpage 2003); i mean if the info gets at the bottom of the page thats the number one page.
and so on....
I''ve remove the heading at the page setup, i need to print the page at runtime.
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Could you be more specific? Your last statement confused me.
Phrases like:
"doing a report 'on' an HTML file"
"print page x of x from the 'code'"
"requirements for the report"
...imply that our are programatically generating the HTML file using some language.
If that is the case, then you can attempt to insert line counters and page numbers into your HTML document programmatically.
But browsers don't have to respect them. You would essentially be making a guess at you users print settings. If the user changes the print orientation, page size, font size, margines etc, the HTML lines may wrap, pages could break at unexpected locations...throwing off your number scheme.
No, this information can not be controlled at "run time" using just HTML or CSS.
There are activex components that you could install in the page such as http://www.meadroid.com/sc
The {http:#13562107} answer doesn't help me at all..but i will accept that one
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by: SCDMETAPosted on 2005-03-16 at 19:11:03ID: 13561807
You can not contorl headers and footers using HTML or CSS2.
Currently all the page numbers and header/footer information is generated by the browser indepentent of the HTML or CSS.
There is a recommenation for this in CSS3 but this specification is still being developed and is not supported by browers yet.