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Cascading Style SheetsIn addition to providing different styles based on the type of device being used to display a web page, CSS style sheets can provide alternate user-selectable views of the page. For example, an alternative style sheet could be used to show the user what the web page would look like if it was to be printed:
The user can select one the alternate style sheets from the menu bar of their browser, for example, with the options View, then Page Style and, in this case, Printer-Friendly in Firefox. Last updated Sunday September 19, 2010 |
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