• Sorry to bother you again.
    How can I hide the title text only when printing?

    I think this should be a standard feature, since one doesn’t need it on a printed page.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Contributor twinpictures

    (@twinpictures)

    Please read the documentation as this will answer not only this but many other questions on how to use the plugin.

    In short, the default target is the ‘article’ element. In the example provided, the target has been changed to the ‘body’ element either in the plugin defaults or by using the target attribute.

    Thread Starter Frank Spade

    (@spade)

    Thanks, I checked it and read:

    Which didn’t answer my question for me, sorry.

    BTW: Shouldn’t it read: the title attribute value will also be used … (one less be)?

    Plugin Contributor twinpictures

    (@twinpictures)

    …the default target is the ‘article’ element.
    1. what does the shortcode you are using look like?
    2. is the target attribute being used?
    3. if the target attribute is being used, what is it set to?
    4. if the target attribute is not being used, what is the default target attribute set to in the plugin settings?

    try:

    [print-me target="article" title="Drucken"/]
    Thread Starter Frank Spade

    (@spade)

    Why so complicated? What sense does it make to print the title-text, but hide the icon? Why not hide both?
    When I want to print this page:

    I don’t want to see this:

    Plugin Contributor twinpictures

    (@twinpictures)

    wow. “How can I hide the title text” – we assumed you meant either the post title or the blog title.
    https://pluginoven.com/plugins/print-o-matic/documentation/shortcode/#do-not-print-attribute
    simply add: .printomatic, .printomatictext under Dashboard > Settings > Print-O-Matic > Do Not Print Elements

    This is not default, as most people are targeting a specific area for print that does not include the trigger

    Thread Starter Frank Spade

    (@spade)

    Thank you, that did it. But I think your assumption doesn’t make it necessary to ever print this title.

    I have this same ‘Not understanding” Trying to only print what is below the “Print me” piece of HTML. Omitting the page title, etc. I don’t “get it” from the documentation. I am not that good at getting into code.

    I have tried the suggestion of: simply add: .printomatic, .printomatictext under Dashboard > Settings > Print-O-Matic > Do Not Print Elements

    My page doesn’t print at all using the above, adding that above to my DO NOT PRINT ELEMENT data box. I removed it. That data box is back to nothing.

    I have tried NEXT too. Thinking it would print from there down. I must be formatting it incorrectly or missing something that way too. Because I then get no print.

    My current default in Dashboard > Settings > Print-O-Matic > Default Target Attribute = article

    Current Page HTML showing in text mode is:


    <center>Click Printer Icon to Print this Page</center>&nbsp;
    <center>[print-me]</center>&nbsp;
    <h1 style="text-align: center;"><strong>xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx</strong></h1>

    Can someone dumb it down for me? Spell it out? Type out what needs to be added? What specifically do I need to do, add, etc to start printing the page at xxxxxxxxxxx Rather than including the Page title. Basically omitting anything in the Text Mode that might appear above the line with [print-me]

    Does it take a combination of settings and text code?
    Thank You.



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    Plugin Contributor twinpictures

    (@twinpictures)

    @goyakpacking please do not hijack a resolved thread. If you need assistance start your own thread. Thank you.

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