By: Deependra
Date: 2006-03-14
Time: 02:51
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Print
Hi,
I am new to TBS and trying to implement this in my organisations's web site with around 1000 pages - not using database. I also need to give the audience printer-friendly version - any ideas how to do this? also if possible send email this article to feature?
Looking forward to hearing from you all asap.
DT
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2006-03-14
Time: 13:10
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Re: Print
Hi,
I've never done Printer Friendly feature before, but I guess it can be done by simply avoiding menus and applying another CSS.
This could be simple to do with TBS : a main template with menus in a conditional TBS block, and css style sheet depending to a var Field.
Main content of the page can be changed using a simple Var Field having parameter "file".
> also if possible send email this article to feature?
Simply using another template with the same Var Field with parameter "file".
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By: ioguix
Date: 2006-03-14
Time: 18:55
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Re: Print
Hello,
You can use a different css link for printers using the media="print" attribut in your css headers.
Then, play with visibility and display css attributs to show or not elements regard on which kind media is concerned (print or screen).
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By: Deependra
Date: 2006-03-15
Time: 02:32
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Re: Print
also give me some hints on how can i reload the same content file in different template as you mentioned for printer friendly version so that for each page i don't need to code the links again.
DT
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