I'm Dudley Storey, the author of Pro CSS3 Animation. This is my blog, where I talk about web design and development with HTML, CSS and SVG. To receive more information, including news, updates, and tips, you should follow me on Twitter or add me on Google+.

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Pro CSS3 Animation, Apress, 2013

Using SVG with CSS3 and HTML5, O'Reilly, 2017

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Massive Head Canon: Intelligent discussion of movies, books, games, and technology.

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The New Defaults — A Sass color keyword system for designers. Replaces CSS defaults with improved hues and more memorable, relevant color names.

CSSslidy — an auto-generated #RWD image slider. 3.8K of JS, no JQuery.

css / print

css / print Dudley Storey

Updated 2014-05-16

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes

Last month my Print Stylesheets Tips & Tricks article on Smashing Magazine received an interesting question: what if a user wants to print individually separate sections of a web page?

The questioner gave a good example: a page that presents multiple recipes (those used in the example above supplied by my student Jenelle Bucholz, from her recent 1^st year site project). The HTML for the recipes would look something like this: