[IAEP] Any way to hide google translation stuff in the printable version of wiki pages?

[Kevin Cole]

On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 17:52, Gary C Martin <gary at garycmartin.com> wrote:


> Hmmm, wow folks actually still print? :-) I had a colleague who would
> incessantly print out every email she received and file it away by date,
> that was quite fun to watch ;-) On a community wiki, material is going to be
> out of date _really_ fast if you're referring to a print-out.
>

I frequently find myself in situations where I have but one computer, and
browsing the documentation while trying to do something else on the same
computer (particularly the XO), is a RPITA.


> One benefit now is that all pages have translation links.
>>
>
> True, though I'm still not keen on all the vertical scrolling into empty
> space.
>

My original thought (which Dave Bauer filled in what I left unsaid) was
using either a class or id attribute on the <div> and/or <table> within it,
and then setting that class/id to display:none for @media print.  This would
avoid the empty space you're referring to: Pages would show up as most do
now, but when printed, all the translation magic would disappear from the
printout.

Barring that solution, would you be okay with something that rearranged the
order of the sidebar to minimize scrolling?  (Of course, different people
are going to want different stuff at the top...)


> -.8 if it comes to a vote :-)


Tell us how you REALLY feel. ;-)

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