Printing to include style
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I found some articles that are close to this question, but none actually answer it. When I go to print a blog entry it looks awful. How do I modify my blog so that when I print it includes the style of the page that I see online and doesn’t loose the formatting?
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These may be helpful:
To get single spacing hold the SHIFT key down when you click ENTER at the end of the paragraph.
Space between lines. > http://wpbtips.wordpress.com/category/space-betweeen-lines/
Space between paragraphs > http://wpbtips.wordpress.com/category/space-between-paragraphs/
Formatting poetry http://en.support.wordpress.com/writing-and-formatting-poetry/ -
From experience, Coraline, Pilcrow, Tarski, Twenty Ten, Twenty Eleven (and more) are completely print friendly and have a specific CSS sheet for printers. The rest of the themes give the results you are describing, no matter how you format your blog post.
What I did is add PrintFriendly as one of my custom sharing services at the bottom of each post and label it “Print”. That generates a clean version that is great for printing or saving as a PDF.
https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/sharing-button-for-linkedin-and-print-button?replies=4 -
The PrintFriendly site isn’t bad, but am I crazy, doesn’t it seem logical that a blog site should allow the ability to print the blog pages and include the theme formatting? Are all blog sites this limited?
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but am I crazy, doesn’t it seem logical that a blog site should allow the ability to print the blog pages and include the theme formatting?
The issue has been raised before… by me :-) (And other people before)
https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/printer-friendly-version-on-all-themes-not-just-twenty-ten?replies=2You can either create another topic under Ideas or contact staff on Monday when the contact form reopens.
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