> I already did (check the page again; there's two links to .pdf
> files). If your images are printing out blank, go to the settings
> of your web browser and make sure the "print background
> images" button is checked (it needs to be, in this case). This
> box height you speak of is news to me... I'd better check that.
> I spent about an hour earlier today validating both the HTML
> and the CSS, and it all checks out. I'll see what I can find.
>
> -David
> *******************************************************************
> "sunly eleSkarez ygralleryf ydZZixelje je ox2mejze."
> "No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn."
>
> -Jim Morrison
>
>
http://dedalvs.free.fr/
>
> On Jun 5, 2008, at 1∞08 AM, Benct Philip Jonsson wrote:
>
>> It's a known problem with all pages which specify a height for a box
>> containing the main text of the page. Instead of getting broken into
>> several physical pages the text just flows off the bottom of the first
>> page. There may be other things that cause the same problem, but
>> setting a min-height instead of an absolute height for the containing
>> block might do the trick. When I disabled page styles the
>> images/tables disappeared. In Opera page breaking was OK but the
>> layout got garbled, with images appearing wildly out of place and the
>> top of some pages getting cut off. Unfortunately this can't be
>> captured in screen shots, turning up only in printout. I will
>> experiment with Stylish if I can create a style which does the trick.
>> The absolutely strangest part is the images which go blank when
>> printing from Firefox. Since it prints correctly perhaps you could
>> make a printout to PDF and link it?
>>
>> 2008/6/4, David J. Peterson <dedalvs@...>:
>>>
>>> Mark J. Reed:
>>> <<
>>> Looks like you dropped some words in the middle of your intro
>>> paragraph: "Most logographs are used to indicate words, but some
>>> (e.g., those that make up the syllabary) are used for both the
>>> original words they were created to convey, and a phonemic string
>>> don't."
>>>>>
>>>
>>> Oh, no, that' "don't" is functional: it means "don't read the functional
>>> 'don't'." I can see how you'd make that mistake, though.
>>>
>>> BPJ:
>>> <<
>>> Your html and/or css is broken so that the page can't
>>> be prant out correctly: in Firefox/Ubuntu the right margin
>>> is cut off and images don't print. In Windows Vicester
>>> we have the familiar problem with the whole page lying
>>> inside a box and for some reason only the first page of print
>>> will print out, the rest disappearing below the bottom
>>> margin of the first physical page, and this in both Firefox
>>> and IE. I still have to try XP and/or Opera...
>>>>>
>>>
>>> By "familiar", do you mean familiar with my pages, or it's a
>>> familiar problem you have with lots of pages...?
>>>
>>> The page looks fine on both my Safari and Firefox (Mac).
>>> And even though I don't ever give IE a thought anymore
>>> (is there *anything* it does well...?), aside from one slight
>>> gaffe, it displays correctly on my IE 5 for Mac. Can you
>>> send me a screenshot of the margin things? I'm not sure
>>> what I can do if I can't reproduce the problem, but I'll give
>>> it a try.
>>>
>>> -David
>>> *******************************************************************
>>> "sunly eleSkarez ygralleryf ydZZixelje je ox2mejze."
>>> "No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn."
>>>
>>> -Jim Morrison
>>>
>>>
http://dedalvs.free.fr/
>>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> / BP
>