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15 December 2004   

 

Showing links in print stylesheets

I think I like the sound of this idea. But not sure if it's worth the candle. I'll think on it for a while.

Essentially, by adding a bit of javascript, when people print your webpage they have the links displayed as in the illustration below. You know the problem, when viewing a printed web page, one sees links but are unsure where it leads.
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