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I think a few print styles could be useful to make what is printed more accurate and useful. For example, printing the page for keeping things on topic { http://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/WPD:Keeping_on_Topic } I get the menu, breadcrumbs, and tools part at the top of the printed page. I also get the stewards at the bottom. Here are the elements I think should be hidden on printed page: #sitenav #hierarchy-menu .toolbar #mw-footer > .stewards //Trying to target the stewards class as a child of the footer, not sure if this is 100% accurate. Another cool thing to see would be printed links. This is descibed over on A List Apart at { http://www.alistapart.com/articles/goingtoprint/ }.
I found another print style that could be updated. The Desktop Compatability table on the referenced page prints without borders. Meanwhile the Mobile Compatabilty does. The class for the table is " compat-table ". We should either update the print style for the Destkop table to print with borders or we should get a uniform table style to use. It looks like this could be related to the forms since I see it is generating the tables. So the form should get updated to use the compat-table class for mobile and then the class should get a print style to add a border.