It's just what I wanted now!

#content article {
	margin-bottom: 0;
	padding-bottom: 0;
}

Also note that logged out users (i.e. normal readers) won't see that "(Edit)" link, so that will reduce some of the space as well. To test that, try doing a print preview after logging out or from a different browser where you have not logged in to WordPress.com.

One last question if I may! Why is there such a large gap between the last line and the footer? Is that configurable? I tried putting a height on the @media print { #content but it made no difference. I was hoping that the Home page would be on 1 sheet of paper rather 1 and a tiny bit!

Here is what I see in a print preview on my laptop: http://cl.ly/Om8c

Note the circled option on the left, it's an option on the user's side whether or not to print background images.

All that remains is - Is it also possible to print a different image for the header, rather than the screen header?

In your theme, which is Fresh & Clean as you've mentioned, you can target and hide the sidebar, header area, main menu, and post flair (sharing links and likes) all in one swoop.

Find this part of the previous example:

#sidebar {
	display: none;
}

And change it to this:

#sidebar,
#branding,
#access,
#jp-post-flair {
	display: none;
}

Note that WordPress.com requires keeping the footer credits in tact, but they don't take up a ton of space so hopefully you'll think they're okay in the example above!

Can I now exclude the Menu and the Footer in the same fashion? I have tried playing with various options but can't seem to find the correct "words"! I am wondering if the difference is WordPress?

@media print {
	#content {
		width: 96%;
	}
	#sidebar {
		display: none;
	}
}

Here is some additional info about print stylesheets:
http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2011/11/24/how-to-set-up-a-print-style-sheet/

You can get a good idea about previewing if you write the CSS without the "@media print { }" wrapper first (just to preview), and then add it back before saving and use your browser's print preview option to see what the final outcome will look like if printed.

For example

#logos, #skip, #menu, #footer, #blind_user, #no_print
{
	   display : none;
 }

How can I control what appears on the printed page?

• no sidebar, widget area
• different image header

Is it also possible to print a different image for the header, rather than the screen header?

#featured-post-1 article {
display: none;
}

http://www.thefoulmouthgamer.com

Or you can adjust the horizontal positioning by changing the first 0 to a negative pixel value, i.e. instead of this:
0 0 no-repeat
write this:
-40px 0 no-repeat

But since the image has nothing but white space left and right, the right thing to do would be to crop it in an image editing application to make its width 920px.

I'm very new to CSS and trying to figure out how to play with the custom header feature in the CSS upgrade.

My blog is: hugsnkitchen.com

The standard header size for this theme is 920 x 116, but I wanted to upload a larger image.

I have one that is 1000 x 312, and I found the below code which allows the whole image to show up:
#branding {
background: url('http://hugsnkitchen.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/hugs_n_kitchen_logo_final_1000x312_20133.png') 0 0 no-repeat;
min-height: 300px;
}

The problem, is that it's not centered.

Can someone please help me figure out how to center the image in the header?

Thank you!

There is no way to add in elements that don't exist via CSS.

I've tagged this thread for staff attention. That is all I can do for you if you don't make the site public so I can look at it.

• Individual posts DO show the post date and not the author. This is what we want.
• The Summary Page of Posts shows neither author nor post date. We would like it to show post date but not the author.

To achieve this, we have edited the CSS with

span.byline {
	display: none;
}

On the Page of Posts, is it possible to have the date without the author?

The problem is I can't see your site since I'm a volunteer and as timethief pointed out, the theme you are using is retired so none of us can activate it on a test blog to take a look at post dates.

I'll tag this thread for staff attention and hopefully someone from staff will come around soon and take a look at your site and help you out.