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Is there a list describing which CSS properties apply to print and which don't?

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Actually all css attributes would get printed, the only difference between your screen and the printed version is that your page would be wrapped in the paper medium you use (that is if you dont define a stylesheet with media='print' that handles this default wrapping behavior).

lock
Actually, most browsers won't print background images or colours by default.
Mark
oh right they actually revert to a transparent background
lock
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Most of the properties apply to both screen and print media, though there are a handful of exceptions. If you look at the CSS property list, you'll see that most properties are marked "visual". Some are additionally marked as "interactive" (like cursor) which means these apply only to screen media. Some others are marked as "paged" (like page-break-after) and these apply only to print media.

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