The workaround for this is to open the page in IE, because Edge doesn’t allow you to change this setting. However there are certain times, where there might be a need to print out a specific background color or image. Edge, by default facilitates this, so in a way it is a good thing. Normally this would be accomplished using print CSS queries. Demo not animated in Chrome The current stable channel of Chrome (version 23) has /161699, which prevents a requestAnimationFrame() animation from. Furthermore, on Edge, there are no settings available to change it, but on IE, you can change this settings under print page setup.Īs a practice, we should remove and background colors/images and make text black for print version of a web page. Edge and IE, by default, discards background color and background images when printing. (prtContent.I rely mostly on Chrome for development, and test on Microsoft Edge and IE, and even then very rarely would I test a print output of a web page using Edge or IE, so I wasn’t aware of this little quirk of Edge/IE. Var prtContent = document.getElementById(strid) Print the license code on paper and scan it (The software must be loaded on the scanner to to this). The panel to be printed looks like this:
This works beautifully in IE, but Chrome will show the picture on-screen, while the print-preview shows a placeholder for the image and the final printout only shows the text.
When pressing a print-button, the content of the popup is printed out. The barcode is generated, and shown in a AjaxControltoolmodalpopupextender. We have a website, where a user can generate a barcode and print it out for further use.
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