• _PrintStart()

    • Purpose: Marks the beginning of a section that you want to exclude from printing. Any HTML content between _PrintStart() and the corresponding _PrintEnd() will be hidden when the user prints the page.

    • Syntax: __PrintStart()

  • _PrintEnd()

    • Purpose: Marks the end of the section that is excluded from printing.

    • Syntax: __PrintEnd()

  • _ShowPrintButton()

    • Purpose: Displays a "Print" button on the page. When the user clicks this button, the browser's standard print dialog will open, printing only the content that is not excluded by the _PrintStart() / _PrintEnd() markers.

    • Syntax: __ShowPrintButton()

    Example:

  • HTML

  • __PRINTSTART 
  • <p> This will not be printed. </p> 
  • __PRINTEND
  • 
	
  • __SHOWPRINTBUTTON  
    
	
  • 
	
  • <p> This will be printed. </p> 
    
	
  • 
	How
	it Works:
    
	
  • 
	The
	section between __PRINTSTART
	and __PRINTEND
	will be visually hidden on the page when the user initiates the
	print action. 
	
    
	
  • 
	The
	__SHOWPRINTBUTTON
	inserts a "Print" button. 
	
    
	
  • 
	Clicking
	this button triggers the print process, showing only the content
	outside of the designated hidden section. 
	
    
	
    
	Use
	Cases:
    
	
  • 
	Print-friendly
	formatting:
	Create a cleaner print version of your page by hiding navigation,
	ads, or other elements not essential for a printout. 
	
    
	
  • 
	Receipts
	or tickets:
	Generate printable receipts with only the necessary information. 
	
    
	
  • 
	Selective
	printing:
	Offer users options to print specific sections of a page. 
	
    
	
    
	Important
	Notes:
    
	
  • 
	These
	commands likely rely on CSS and JavaScript working together behind
	the scenes to manipulate the page for print. 
	
    
	
  • 
	Browser
	compatibility for this type of functionality may vary.