print problem about teamcolors

[jimniels]

Not sure exactly what you're referring to ... the hex colors are white on top of whatever the team color is (unless the team color is white, then the hex color prints as black). See screenshot:

http://cl.ly/image/1G002x3z1b3J

Can you provide more information and/or screenshots of your issue?

[ttocsmij]

Web page looks like this (ABBYY Screenshot Reader):

Chrome Print Preview looks like this:

Actual printed output looks like this:

[ttocsmij]

Windows XP SP3
Chrome (latest)
Epson Artisan 835

[jimniels]

Interesting ... thanks for the detailed info.

Troubleshooting print styles for this project is not necessarily a high priority. I haven't heard of demand for this before your case. Mind if I ask what your use case is?

If nothing else, you can always fork the repo and submit a fix :)

[ttocsmij]

I was just interested in knowing the #codes for the colors. I was working on a local little league web site and wanted to color some text to match the team color. So, nothing earth-shattering or critical! LOL If printing had worked I would have printed up a "booklet" to stuff in my reference files.

I quit programming years ago -- when "Hello, world!" went from four lines (C) to four pages (C++) -- so I don't know anything about "forking" and such. I did try to peek at your CSS but it seems to be condensed into a single homogenous block and I just didn't have time to dig through that. I might save the page to the hard drive and play with the local copy in my CoffeeCup HTML editor later when the Spring baseball startup stuff is done. Thanks for the thought though.

Have a great day!

P.S. It's a great page BTW. Nicely done.

[jimniels]

Thanks for the information. I never did understand C++ either ;)

Perhaps I'll work on removing some of the box-shadows which should at least help do the trick. Can't promise anything soon though.