1) Open your favorite text editor and add this code:
Save your file as print.css (not print.txt), and upload it to
your server.
NOTE 1: The .printstop class is for the last element on your page
that is going to print. If you don't use this class your visitor's printer will
print a blank sheet. If you have more on your page, after the part you want
broken to individual pages, then don't use the .printstop class.
NOTE 2: You can name the .print and .printstop classes anything
you want, as long as you use that same name in your HTML coding.
2) In between the <head> and </head> tags put this:
<link rel="stylesheet"
type="text/css"
media="print"
href="print.css">
NOTE: The href= will have to point to your CSS file. The path
used here is if it's in the same directory (folder) as the page that is using
it.
3) Let's say you want three paragraph's on your page to print on
their own sheet of paper. In HTML each <P> is a start of a paragraph, find
those paragraphs you want to be on a separate sheet of paper, and go to the
<P> before them and change the <P> to <P
class="print"> for each one. The last paragraph would be <p
class="printstop"> if it's the last thing on your page, if not then
make like the other ones.
NOTE1: In this part you do NOT use the period, as seen in the
CSS coding, before the class name. (E.G. <P class="print"> is
right, <P class=".print"> is wrong).
NOTE2: FrontPage 2000 (98 too??) will make each paragraph with the
class in it if you are in normal view and hit enter, after one of your classed paragraphs!
4) Publish to your server and you're done.
Go
here for a demo page to print. (Link will open in a new browser instance).
