When you print in IE it prints content in the layer below the top one.
Any way around this. I’d rather do it via css than a setting in the browser.
Many thanks, Jools
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When you print in IE it prints content in the layer below the top one.
Any way around this. I’d rather do it via css than a setting in the browser.
Many thanks, Jools
Why are you messing with layering in the print view? You should disable layering and just show a plain text view of data, or not even render those areas on a printed page.
Again, it helps knowing what you are actually dealing with instead of being vague.