Jean is an Internet and Multimedia specialist with a keen interest in music, technology, business, sports and psychology.
Jean Galea
Internet Consultant in Malta
Jean Galea: entrepreneur and internet specialist. Holding an M.Sc. in Multimedia & Internet Computing from Loughborough University, Jean specialises in web design and development, email marketing systems and general internet consultancy.
Using CSS to Generate Footnote Links for Printing
When generating stylesheets for print purposes one problem is that by default a user would not be able to see links included in the content. However we can use a script to detect all links present in the content and then present footnotes with the linked pages so users printing your page will still have the possibility to see where you are linking to from your content.
This article is probably the best tutorial / script to help you achieve this effect.
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