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Html printed page resolution (or size in pixels)
原标题:

Does anybody know what is the resolution that will be used to render a printed HTML page. I d like to know what size (in centimeters or inches) will be a printed image of say 500x500pixels. I know this value will change if I set the zoom value (IE and FF), but I am interested in the default value (when zoom is at 100%).

Also, is there any way of controlling this resolution from CSS?

Thanks

最佳回答

either 72ppi or 96ppi, depending on combination of OS/browser. Margins are an issue too.

If this is for a site with login users, get them to set their resolution, or try to guess from the browser. Remember that anyone can change this setting on their computer.

问题回答

I think you can control the size, but not the resolution, of the printed page. Relevant units of size, for print css, would include

  • Centimetres (cm)
  • Millimetres (mm)
  • Points (pt)
  • Pica (pc)
  • Inches (in)
  • M (em)
  • X (ex)




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