A lot of web pages use a Print stylesheet to format things better for printing. My question is, is it possible to force the browser to render a page using the print stylesheet without actually printing it?
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A lot of web pages use a Print stylesheet to format things better for printing. My question is, is it possible to force the browser to render a page using the print stylesheet without actually printing it?
usually the print css has a media type of print. simply remove the media definition and use it in replace of the main style sheet
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