I'm creating a page that uses an excel file for its format. It's not complete, but I wanted to make sure it would fit onto one page when printed. Unfortunately, print preview (and the actual print) shows the document without its greyed-in titles. I've tried IE, Opera, Firefox, and Safari. PC and Mac, I get the same thing (with Safari looking more deformed than the others for some reason). So if anyone can check it out, let me know what you think.

Thanks!

Here's the page: http://www.thekush.com/film/page1.php

oh that's because Internet Explorer's default print settings is to not print background colors, you can edit these settings by going to the Internet Tools and choosing the advanced tab then look for printer settings or so.

Firefox is the samething to make it print go to file, and then choose page setup and choose print backgorunds.

--- the only way to get it to print is to turn it into an image!! all browsers will always print images!!!!

(try only turning the grayed cells to images Not the entire site.)

PS: You can make an image from a website by making your browser Full screen (F11) and then clicking on the PRINT SCREEN key (prt scr - usually above the insert key). it goes directly to the clipboard just open up an image editor and paste!

All browsers will always print images? That's not true.

You can CSS it a little bit.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="yourcss.css" media="print" />

Then in that css document yourcss.css you can edit the print settings of your page.