• New Zealand Government Web Standards 2.0

• New Zealand Government Web Standards 1.0
  • » 1. Images
  • » 2. Colour
  • » 3. Site Markup
  • » 4. Special Purpose Documents
  • » 5. Writing Content
  • » 6. Site Content
  • » 7. Page Layout
    • 7.1 Associate labels explicitly with their controls
    • 7.2 Create a logical tab order through links
    • 7.3 Include non-link printable characters between adjacent links
    • 7.4 Web pages are able to be printed in whole
  • » 8. Navigation
  • » 9. Style Sheets
  • » 10. Dynamic Content
  • » 11. Tables
  • » 12. Frames
  • » 13. Scripting and Applets
  • » 14. Page Refreshing
  • » 15. Site Behaviour
  • » 16. Site Layout
  • » 17. Archiving
  • » 18. Quality Assurance
  • » 19. Data Tracking
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  • » 22. Online Forms
  • » 23. Tendering and Contracting
  • » 30. Site Delivery
  • » 31. Operational
  • » 32. Web Strategy

7.4 Web pages are able to be printed in whole

The Standard

7.4 Web pages are able to be printed in whole. Any page which requires landscape orientation to achieve this must be made clear to the user.

Rationale for this standard

A user can expect to capture any part of a web site in hard copy, without losing any information or significant layout from that experienced in the browser.