Wed, 20th January, 2021

Wed, 20th January, 2021Mon, 25th January, 2021

Print-Pro-Matic Optional No-Print

In this example, the option to include a specific element is provide by using a checkbox. This feature was introduced in Print-Pro-Matic version 2.0-beta-210121

This is a Donkey

The default print target will be the article element. The image of the donkey has been assigned a class of ‘logo’. Now we need to create our print trigger and a checkbox:

[print-me title="Print Trigger"/]

<label><input type="checkbox" id="ppm_odnp" value=".logo">Donkey Free Print</label>

The checkbox must have an ID of ppm_odnp (because print-pro-matic optional do not print is a bit long). The value is the optional do not print selector, so .logo is for items with a class of ‘logo’, while #logo is an item with an id of ‘logo’.

Here is a working demonstration.

Print Trigger

Donkey Free Print

Wed, 20th January, 2021Mon, 25th January, 2021

Archive-Pro-Matic Yearly Grid

First the CSS:

ul.grid_flow {
	list-style: none;
}

ul.grid_flow li {
	display: inline-block;
}

ul.grid_flow li:not(:first-child):before {
	content: '|';
}

Next the Shortcode:

[archives type="yearly" order="ASC" class="grid_flow"/]

And here are the results:

Fri, 20th January, 2017Sun, 24th May, 2020

Print-O-Matic and WordPress Charts

Here is an example of using Print-O-Matic to print a WordPress Chart using wp-charts.

[wpcharts type=”piechart” legend=”false” titles=”Title 1, Title 2, Title 3, Title 4″ values=”3,7,5,12″ id=”my_chart”]

[print-me target="%prev%"/]

Works in 2.0.
Pre 2.0:
It seems we need to wrap the chart shortcode in a div so we can target that div and include it’s related javascript.
Still not. maybe we also need to include the chart js on the page?
Nope. It seems the HTML Canvas element is not cloning it’s content that was generated by the javascript… hmmm.