Quote Originally Posted by Birmingham
is the way you described above more conventional than using something like:
Code:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="print" href="print_style.css" />
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That's actually the preferred method if you are going to use the same print styles on more than one page or even for one page, if the modifications are extensive. In the first case, it will save time, bandwidth and resources loading the print style sheet as, it will only need to be cached once. In the second case it is just that, if there are many print specific styles, it is just easier to have them in a separate file, for clarity's sake.

For Frogger:

You cannot disable the browser added header and footer using style, if that is what you are talking about. Many browsers can be configured not to print these though.