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My old web pages print fine. When I try and print a page from my new website that is more than one sheet long, only the first sheet prints. This happens with Chrome, Firefox and other browsers. I doubt that the problem is with the browser, but rather with my web pages. I'm running Windows 10 and the differences that I can think of that might make a difference are: (1) The new site uses responsive web design, and (2) the new site uses Bootstrap 3.
From experience I know that there are some things built into Bootstrap that must be over-ridden so that your coding will do what you want, e.g. a black rule is not the default. Could there be something in Bootstrap that is affecting the printing?
Thank you for your help.
Marcus
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Apparently there is a problem with Bootstrap 3 regarding printing. Bootstrap 4 does not have that propblem so I cannot verify for Bootstrap 3.
In the previous discussion I pointed to another discussion which gave this as an answer:
https://gist.github.com/donnierayjones/6fd9802d992b2d8d6cfd
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Thank you for the advice. I switched to Bootstrap 4. Still had printing problem. I then opened the website you suggested, copied the code given for Media@mercycity.church print, and pasted it into my existing Media@mercycity.church print (the existing code controls some items that I don't want printed). I still can only print the first page.
Any other thoughts?
I seem to remember reading a recommendation to add an attribute to the <body> so that it would print everything. Do you know anything about this?
Marcus
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I don't mean to seem critical but I think this is pilot error. Bootstrap generally works just fine out of the box. Problems ensue when people botch things up with custom code, not realizing that what they do can have dire consequences.
Thank you.
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Nancy,
I can see that you might think it pilot error. That doesn't hurt my feelings.
As you wanted, I uploaded my website to a server in order to make it available to you. Guess what, it prints perfectly when on the server, but not when viewed through Dreamweaver's preview option. The solution was that simple.
Like so many problems, the solution was simple, but the difficulty was knowing where the problem lay.
Happy New Year (almost).
Marcus
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I'm glad it works now.
Happy New Year for sure. I think we're all fed up with 2020. Can't wait for 2021 to begin!