Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
OK, so what you will need to do is a bit of a hack solution, but it should work.
If you are able to define your button with the data-print_target attribute, you will not need the hidden input element, so yank that part out:
<button id="subprint" class="printomatictext" data-print_target="article">Print</button>
This should target the article element… if you wanted to target the main-content element, then you would have to modify the data-print_target attribute as follows:
<button id="subprint" class="printomatictext" data-print_target="#main-content">Print</button>
Update: We decided to add a new feature to the plugin that allows you to do this is a much less hacky way. Here is a complete step-by-step demo on how to create Print-O-Matic External Buttons. You will also want to download the latest release candidate of the Print-O-Matic from GitHub.
Let us know if you require further assistance!
Well, that is just awesome! Works perfectly. Thank you so very much. I really appreciate the ability to set the print target to “article” or to a particular element.
In my case, I will mostly be using “argument” so I’ll need to “noprint” the button itself.
Again, thanks so much.
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
excellent. we’ll include this with our next update.
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Hi
I am using this plugin with contact form 7. i have done fields not to print but want to know how hide labels of that which are not printing.
http://upssg.in/application/
