Calendar is all DIVs? Really?!!!
Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2011 3:29 pm
So my Stake President wants the 2012 calendar to be printed in a Duty to God sized booklet for my stake. He'd like the months to be split onto two pages, 4 days in columns on the left, 3 days in columns on right with a 4th column for notes.
I'm thinking, that might be fun, but I think I can do it... Then I realize I cannot copy the new calendar as a table. I try IE, FF, Chrome, the table 2 clipboard extension in FF... nothing. Then I view source... all DIV tags!!!!
I'm a web programmer, I think DIVs are as cool as the next guy, but didn't anyone realize when designing the new calendar with DIVs instead of a tables like the old what that meant for secretaries and clerks? We can no longer export the calendar into our favorite word processor and manipulate/format the calendar for printing.
The only options are the rudimentary options to print that the programmers gave us. And they did allow hole punches on the left for portrait... but did no one think of alternating left/right on odd/even pages for double sided to save on paper?
What are other people doing to print a calendar for their stake? Any ideas or options would be useful.
And if any of the programmers are reading this, at least allow alternating holes on left/right on odd/even pages for double sided printing. That would allow us to at least print Jan - Dec on 6 pages instead of 12.
I'm thinking, that might be fun, but I think I can do it... Then I realize I cannot copy the new calendar as a table. I try IE, FF, Chrome, the table 2 clipboard extension in FF... nothing. Then I view source... all DIV tags!!!!
I'm a web programmer, I think DIVs are as cool as the next guy, but didn't anyone realize when designing the new calendar with DIVs instead of a tables like the old what that meant for secretaries and clerks? We can no longer export the calendar into our favorite word processor and manipulate/format the calendar for printing.
The only options are the rudimentary options to print that the programmers gave us. And they did allow hole punches on the left for portrait... but did no one think of alternating left/right on odd/even pages for double sided to save on paper?
What are other people doing to print a calendar for their stake? Any ideas or options would be useful.
And if any of the programmers are reading this, at least allow alternating holes on left/right on odd/even pages for double sided printing. That would allow us to at least print Jan - Dec on 6 pages instead of 12.