Hi jrgong
Thank you! ??
The print design and how its elements look like could basically be defined by your WordPress theme.
If you are referring to the fixation of the elements you may define some CSS which applies to your print design only. You may use media queries for that and override all the inline styles which are set by Q2W3 Fixed Widget.
For example on https://www.cannabisanbauen.net/ebooks/indoor-growing/ you could add the following CSS lines at the end of the page:
@media print {
#custom_html-2 { visibiliy: visible !important; position: static !important; }
#custom_html-2_clone { display: none !important; }
.inside-right-sidebar { height: auto !important; }
}
This will override the CSS from the plugin. The plugin creates a clone from the original widget item which is going to be fixed:
The clone has to be hidden and the original one has to be set visible. If you have multiple fixed widgets you have to do it likewise. In addition there’s some CSS (height) for the Q2W3 Fixed Widget sidebar container element.
If you want to disable the widgets in your sidebar at all you could use some CSS lines to hide them via using “display: none;”.
A completely different approach would be if you are going to define a maximum width (in pixels) for your print design. You could use the “Disable Width” (Appearance – Fixed Widget Options) to disable the fixation if your layout width is lower than the specified value.
Kind regards, Oliver