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If you use the class table-responsive the table is also "responsive" on print, where you of course, can not scroll. So as a result, the table gets cut.
Suggestion: I think it would be better to display the whole table (like without table-responsive. So I would disable .table-responsive styles for print or enable them only for non-print.
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Safari renders this fine for one reason or another, but Chrome still renders the media query styles to make tables responsive. This change scopes them to screen devices only, so printing looks boss everywhere.
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If you use the class
table-responsive
the table is also "responsive" on print, where you of course, can not scroll. So as a result, the table gets cut.Example: Visit http://jsbin.com/yifol/2/ and use your browsers print preview.
Suggestion: I think it would be better to display the whole table (like without
table-responsive
. So I would disable .table-responsive styles for print or enable them only for non-print.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: