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A feature on many content rich websites is a print icon at the top or bottom of pages which strips the surrounding framework from the page and just sends the relevant content to the printer for when people want a hard copy or want to make a PDF. 

My site is heavy on written content pages where the content I'm writing is the main selling point of the site. It is a resource site. So it would be really helpful to allow my members to print out the content I'm creating without having to copy and paste the text over to another application. 

If the page/article content is contained within a DIV wrapper, would it be easy/hard to create a function where the contents inside that DIV wrapper were printable, but the rest of the site ignored? Thanks. 

Or just use CSS to control what is displayed when an item is printed:

@media print {
	body{
		display:none;
	}
	div.cPost_contentWrap{
		display:inline;
	}
}

The above will turn this:

Could contain: Page, Text

into this:

Could contain: Page, Text, White Board

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