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Why isn't there any print style sheet? ? ?
Then I buy the custom format and it says right in the CSS instructions I CAN'T USE @MEDIA TAGS TO MAKE MY OWN.
Print style sheet should be in every blog it is not an optional kind of thing.
And what am I paying extra for if the the only formatting I can do is borders and colors?
Blog url: http://mobilelibraryinacan.wordpress.com/
If you need a print stylesheet we have a few themes that come with them - Twenty Eleven, Coraline, and Twenty Ten.
I am using toolbox and I do really need one.
Something as simple as this would be enough in the media print.
#content {display:block;width:100%;}
#main .widget-area { display:block;width:100%;}
You can override your default style sheets with the Custom Design upgrade, but I don't believe that even then you can override the print stylesheet. As coffeemanmatt suggests, if you desire this feature on a WordPress.com blog, you'll need to use one of the themes he links to.
It turns out if you can edit the CSS you can add the "@media print" directive. I thought it said you can't but I have it working nicely now.
I must have misunderstood the CSS instructions.
Sorry all,
Gary
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