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When you print an article from my site, you may notice that the margins, as well as the images at the top of the page don't print. These sections (div) aren't printed because I use an extra CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) for when the reader prints. That print style sheet has display: none; for sections that I don't want to print:
#left_margin, #right_margin {
display: none;
}
To get the web browser to use this style sheet, I add an extra HTML tag to articles:
<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='print_article.css' media='print'/>
This goes near the top of the page, either within the <head> tags, or just after the openning <body> tag. Notice that the media type is set to print. This tells the browser to use this page only when printing.
Hexadecimal Codes & Names for HTML Colors
The table below shows a list of hexadecimal codes that may be used with HTML to produce the resulting colors shown. You can use either the numeric code or the mnemonic name, depending on your preferences. [color, group_id]
Black colors
Blue colors
Brown colors
Green colors
Green-yellow colors
Grey colors
Orange colors
Peach colors
Pink colors
Purple colors
Red colors
Tan colors
White colors
Yellow colors