[print-me target=”%next%”] is not working

Thanks for the info, we’ll look into that.
in the meantime you can simply target the class like so:

[print-me target=".mapsvg"/]

We’ll update you with any findings about the %next% placeholder

Thanks for the prompt response, it works. Only prints all the maps. Tell me how to print one map?

Hello again,
We have figured out the problem with the %next% placeholder: it is working as it should, it’s just that the next element is a br element, not the map, so that’s what being printed.

see if you can remove any hard returns between the shortcode and your map to remove the br tag. If that does not work, you’ll need to target the ID of each map separately, for example, for the first map:
[print-me target="#mapsvg-6276"/]

second map:
[print-me target="#mapsvg-3917"/]

and so on

now do not work, neither the first nor the second tag

can you show an example that does not work?
Please use:

[print-me target="#mapsvg-6276"/]

for the first map. This should target ONLY the first map.

Update: We just checked again, and it seems the first map is working as it should.
Are you able to verify that this is working correctly on your end?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by twinpictures. Reason: Checked again

an empty blank appears when you press the printer

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it’s working fine on our end using both chrome and firefox.

Thanks for the help, everything works

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