Printer Friendly Pages

One of the most recurrent and annoying problems connected with internet sites is the generation of printed pages which are difficult to read or just mistaken. The cause of this resides in the different screen sizes and printed pages. One possible solution is to predispose a CSS which is dedicated exclusively to printouts, where it hides and /or resizes parts of the pages. Therefore it is necessary to invoke the CSS in the page by using the media ="print" attribute. Consult the CSS2 specs in the W3C site for more information on the use of media types. Unfortunately the media ="print" attribute is not recognised by more obsolete browsers. So FlexCMP automatically generates printer friendly versions of every page, serving them on a dedicated template. With this function even the most obsolete browsers can print out every page of the site correctly, both content pages and applicative pages (like those generated by E-government services). Thanks to this specially dedicated template you can also customise the print out by inserting headers and footers, as well as insert, at the complete discretion of the author, page interruptions during the printing phase.