Just add the following CSS rule to any element you want to print as it looks on screen (you need chrome 17 or higher for this to work):
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-webkit-print-color-adjust:exact;
13 November 2011
Print CSS backgrounds in Google Chrome & Safari webkit
Up until now it's been impossible, but a new fix published this week by the chrome team makes it simple for a site developer to trigger background printing using CSS...
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Are you serious that all web developers in the world have to apply this to their sites to get it printed in arrogant Chrome?
Thanks a lot. It works perfectly! I wish it was easier to do this, though.
WTH, after weeks of searching for a solution i have found this.
Thanks a lot!
Work for me on chrome but not on Safari
Safari version is 5.1.7
finally!! why isnt this in google groups?
Nope. This doesn't appear to work any more, at least as of Chrome 22.0.1229.79
It works for me in Chrome 22. Test print preview of:
http://jsfiddle.net/zDE9s/
Thanks man i really looked around a lot tell now
Thaaaaaaaaaaaanks
wowwwwwwwwwwww, thanks.
Thanks a lot. It works perfectly!
"Are you serious that all web developers in the world have to apply this to their sites to get it printed in arrogant Chrome?"
You obviously have no idea what is even going on here.
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