• Resolved mashki

    (@mashki)


    Hallo,

    currently I am constructing my third site on WP and using Avada theme this time.
    I need to add function of printing picture on page so I decided to give Print-O-Matic a try.
    The problem is that after reading all support documentation and topics on support I was not able to assign only picture to print (or at least whole content of a page).
    Most of the times as a result I receive blank page.
    Is it possible that Avada and Print-O-Matic have some conflict?
    If it is needed then I can sent address of my site on private message.

    I would be very thankful for your help in that topic.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/print-o-matic/

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  • Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    try this:
    1. Wrap the image you want to print in a div
    2. assign this div a unique id
    3. use this id as the print target

    Give that a try and let us know how it goes…

    Thread Starter mashki

    (@mashki)

    I made it like this:
    <div id=”1″><img class=”alignnone wp-image-182 size-full” alt=”…” src=”https://&#8230;.jpg” width=”600″ height=”740″ /></p></div>
    [print-me target=”#1″]

    I see the picture in a printout preview but after printing it out on the paper there is visible only page address and alt text.

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    in your print dialog box do you have ‘print backgrounds and images’ checked?
    you have an extra p tag that should not be there.
    Don’t use a number as your id, try something more iike:

    <div id="my_image"><img ... /></div>
    [print-me target="#my_image"/]

    Can you share a link to your page, maybe there is a js error.

    Thread Starter mashki

    (@mashki)

    I applied all your suggestions but it did not help.
    https://topcoloringpages.net/angry-birds/angry-birds-coloring-page/

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    Which browser are you using? We are able to get the image to print without any issue in chrome, firefox and safari.

    Thread Starter mashki

    (@mashki)

    I chcecked and confirm that in Chrome everything works perfectly indeed but in Firefox 44 (which I use mostly) there is only correct printout preview but prints page wuthout picture.

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    will it save the print as a .pdf with the image?
    Do you have the ‘do not print images’ selected in the dialogue box of firefox?
    also what is the status of ‘print background (colors and images)’ settings in the print dialog box?

    Thread Starter mashki

    (@mashki)

    To convert printouts to pdf I use Bullzip PDF Printer and the effect is the same as on printer (no picture).
    I checked and unchecked ‘print background (colors and images)’ – no effect.
    I went over dialogue box of firefox carefully and did not find “do not print images” option.
    Also when I print similar pictures from other pages it works fine.

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    one final check. can you make sure that all extensions are disabled in firefox. it might be a conflict coming from an installed xtra. it’s strange that it works everywhere but FireFox, and only your Firefox at that. Oh yeah! Can you verify that it is happening on other computers? Maybe it’s just an issue that is local to your install.

    Thread Starter mashki

    (@mashki)

    I checked it on the other computer and the result is the same.
    I tried it also on Internet Explorer – print dialog box shows for a very short moment and dissapears.
    Thank you for your effort in solving that problem anyway. Maybe that feedback will be helpful in developing your plugin in the future.

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    Please try the dev version 1.7.3c available on GitHub as it adds the ability to control if the print window closes or stays open after printing.

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    Issue marked as resolved.

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