I have recently wasted almost two hours trying to figure out why some HTML based report wont display logo in its header. I am quite sure this will make someone else’s life easier, so I am sharing it. The problem is that most browsers ignore background-image and background-color. So whatever I did I could only set border, width, heights etc but not the image. At first I thought the problem was in wrong path to background image. It wasn’t but I found that it is not possible (at least as I know) to inspect DOM elements in print-preview. Something like Firebug but for print-preview. There is nothing like that.
How do you print images without using background-image?
Simply return to the good old <img> tag 🙂
Or if you need two different images for screen and print version then you have add them both to your page and set display via css. Like this.
<div class="header"> <img src="bigImage.jpg" class="defaultImage"/> <img src="smallImage.jpg" class="printThisImage"/> </div>
@media screen { .defaultImage { display:block; } .printThisImage { display:none; } } @media print { .defaultImage { display:none; } .printThisImage { display:block; } }
Click here to see the demo.
Thanks For the post David this is really helpful. Thanks Again
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