I got an HTML with the <body onload="window.print()">.
The question I'm trying to ask is:
- Is there any way to remove the strings that the web browsers add to the printed page?
- Such as:
- Web site from where the page was printed
- Page count
- Title of the web page
- Date of printing
Google Docs is now skirting around this issue by generating a PDF version of your document.
If you are using Chrome, it will automatically open the PDF in a new tab and pop up the print dialog. Other browsers will prompt you to download the resultant file (which is not necessarily obvious behavior).
While I don't find this to be an elegant solution, one should be able to recreate this fairly easily using most existing web technologies.
These a usually browser specific print settings.
In IE & FireFox for example you can go into page setup and change the header and footer details for printing.
I don't think this can be controlled by the web page itself.
You can employ an activeX-plugin if your users uses IE, an example is scriptX from Meadroid: http://www.meadroid.com/sx_intro.asp
For future reference:
@page {
margin: 0;
}
@media print {
footer {
display: none;
position: fixed;
bottom: 0;
}
header {
display: none;
position: fixed;
top: 0;
}
}
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/255534/remove-the-default-browser-header-and-footer-when-printing-html