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For an internal customer service application, I want to create a web page that displays name and address along with some other details.
Assume we have 2 printers, PLASER and PLABEL.
Is it possible using CSS, or other methods, to send the entire page to the printer when printer PLASER is selected, and only the name & address, when printer PLABEL is selected?
No, it’s not possible to have different CSS depending on the printer, and it’s too late for any script (if it even could access the informaton) to change the page once the printer is selected.
The only way would be for the user to select the printer twice, once in the web page to select what to print, then again in the printer dialog to select the actual printer.