Not necessarily the tables, the CleanPrint algorithm scans the content looking for article content and when the ‘wordiness’ is low it often discards it.
Don’t fret the algorithm can be tuned to reject and/or include things very easily.
To reject text add the class to the element:
cleanprint-exclude
To instruct the algorithm to keep text add the class:
cleanprint-include
For example:
<body>
<p class=”cleanprint-exclude”>Throw this away</p>
<p class=”cleanprint-include”>This is really important</p>
</body>
Thread Starter
samb44
(@samb44)
thanks for that
yes, that all makes sense to me
but i don’t really know where i put that script
could you help me with that
and
http://dukbo.co/your-services/ ……. it has the opposite problem
it grabs the whole page, including the widgets
how do i manage that,……..without conflicting with not enough text/info from
my previous post
thanks for your patience,……i really want people to have the option of editing and saving ink and paper…..
samb
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You can go into the admin console and edit the posts from there.
Regarding the whole page, when CleanPrint cannot locate *any* article content it reverts backs to the original page. By adding the class names you can get the desired behavior.
Thread Starter
samb44
(@samb44)
hey johncadams
thank you for always responding….
but i am a novice…..
i don’t understand
To instruct the algorithm to keep text add the class:
cleanprint-include
For example:
<body>
<p class=”cleanprint-exclude”>Throw this away</p>
<p class=”cleanprint-include”>This is really important</p>
</body>
where ‘exactly’ do i put this
***** and
Regarding the whole page, when CleanPrint cannot locate *any* article content it reverts backs to the original page. By adding the class names you can get the desired behavior.
where do i add the class names ??????
thanks for your help
samb
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I would start by getting a better understanding of HTML and how a web document is defined and organized. Not too confusing, anyone with a experience with Microsoft Word will have a grasp.
