I could not wait so found another (inadequate but it works) solution.
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
Sorry for the delay… let us know if you want another go.
I figured out how to get Print-o-matic to work so I am using it. Only issue I have now is that different browsers react differently. I use Foxfire and the image prints ok but slightly reduced in size with a larger than necessary top and left margin. My IE (9) is the same, Chrome prints on two pages. Another user gets two pages on IE but I don’t know the version. Picky stuff, I know but I would like the print to be as near perfect as possible across all browsers. Many of the site users are not computer literate. I am using Print-o-matic on two pages, http://cta.sprarts.org/artist-entry and http://cta.sprarts.org/waiver/.
I’m not sure if there is anything you can do but I will turn “no right click” off so you can look at code.
Thanks,
Don
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
Hey Don,
You might try adding the theme’s css (or adding your own custom css that defines your body tag) in the print-o-matic options page.
Sounds like each browser has default css, and all you need to do is define what css should be used.
Let us know if that helps!
I have the same problem
Blank sheet comes up with ‘undefined’ on the top right hand corner.
I have Gone over everything in settings.
Here is link, I have it set up <center> [print-me] </center>
same result ‘undefined’ when center coding was not there.
http://myhealthylawn.ca/
thank you
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
Lawn Dude,
You need to define a target, such as the div with the id of content like so:
<center> [print-me target="#content"] </center>
Can you dig it?