When printing a doc page that has excessively long code lines, the printout os scaled down so that the long code lines fit into the width of the page. Results for A4 printing (i.e. the world) must be a little worse than for US Letter printing as that page size is a little wider.
An example of such a page is at:
http://www.openlaszlo.org/lps/docs/guide/databinding.html
The onscreen version of teh page works just fine, other than the ugly horizontal scroll bar on the page.
Maybe a some specific css for printing code should be added to the online docs.
Actually, is there a recommended way to get a printout of the docs?
Improvement
Resolved
P3
Unusable printing of guide web pages that have long code lines.
[16:23] p7w: Yeah, there is an issue with our css where it won't wrap code
[16:24] jgrandy: Yeah, that's a known problem due to a quirk in the XML spec.
[16:24] jgrandy: (It's not CSS.)
[16:24] mochaben: We are so clever!We are so clever!
[16:24] p7w: We could add a print-specific css to help maybe.
[16:24] p7w: 4033->jgrandy