[FX.php List] [OFF] printable very wide table?
Tim 'Webko' Booth
tim at nicheit.com.au
Tue Dec 14 17:34:26 MST 2010
Dear Joel,
>
> You're right about row height. I hadn't expressed my concern well.
> My concern really was printing the same rows consistently page after
> page without reliable page breaks. I'm worried that if I try to
> 'fudge' page breaks by div height, then at some point a user might
> get rows 1-35 on pages 1-3, but then page 4 might be only rows 1-34
> and then page 5 would be row 35, then a gap, & then rows 1-34-ish.
> (Or is there something I'm not getting?)
As each row must be exactly the same height all the way across the
page, no matter how wide, it should print reliably.
>
> I hadn't known about the CSS page-break-after property, so that
> might be a good solution.
>
> Then again... as I think about it even more... I'm wondering now if
> a user's browser is set to "scale to fit", then if one page has
> fewer columns than another, might one page scale differently than
> other pages, or would all pages print at the same scaling per print
> job, regardless of indiv page widths? (scaling differently probably
> *would* grow or shrink row height). I'd hope each print job would
> be consistent across all pages, but is that something I can trust
> across browsers, OSes, and moving into the future?
It has to print each row at the same height - rows do not change
heights halfway across or anything...
Of course, it wouldn;t take long to test this - except it looks like
my browsers won't print a plain table to full width - I was trying to
use http://apachescricket.com/table.php as an example, but it only
wants to print Col1...
Cheers
Webko
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