Thanks for taking the trouble to respond.
You wrote:
Another option may be to do like a friend of mine did on his re-design. View
any of the articles at: http://www.thywordistruth.net/
He just gives a blurb, instead of a link, that says to print the page as you
normally would and the formatting will take care of itself.
There are several other options. Maybe we could have a little printer
graphic, like those normally associated with the "Click here for a printer
friendly version" but instead have the text read "This page is printer
friendly." Something like: http://elbourne.org/css/3columns.html Perhaps
only showing up on pages that are in fact suitable for printing.
I agree that either of these approaches are acceptable and satisfy my main concern. On the other hand, I think many people would probably still like being able to get a page that made it clear just what would be printed. The result of printing an article from your friend's site is quite different from the page that appears in the browser.
Whatever we decide on, my vote would be not to have the "Print" as a tab in
the main navigation of the site.
No argument about that. I'd expect at most a little printer icon or small-font link near the top of the text to be printed.
Yours in Christ,
Tom
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