There are a few things going on here, but I don't think it's related to bug 939897. [One thing that confused me at first was that there were several blanked-out areas in the lines near the pagebreak on Overholt's screenshot; but at second-glance I realized that those were intentional-redactions rather than bugs. :) ] Here are STR that work for me to reproduce this issue: 1. Visit https://mozilla.cultureamp.com/performance/ 2. Ensure browser window is wide enough so that you see `Home Feedback 1-on-1s Goals Reviews Development` at the top. 3. Click "Reviews" and then "Your Performance Reviews" 4. Click "2021 H2 Performance Review" 5. Print / print-preview with Ctrl+P This results in apparently-missing content at the pagebreak. (This might be easier if you change the `scale` in print-preview so that e.g. the pagebreak is more likely to straddle a paragraph so that content is more-obviously-missing.) But actually: it turns out **no content is actually missing**; it's just covered up by the fixed header that jfkthame mentioned. This is the `Home Feedback 1-on-1s` etc. header -- in our printed output, that gets repeated at the top of every page, and it stomps on content. However: - If I shrink my Firefox window to be small enough to prompt Culture Amp to hide this header, and *then* I print, the header is also hidden in the printed output. [For now, this is a workaround for this bug, I think.] - In Chrome, the header is just *always* missing in the printed output, regardless of window size / whether-it-was-present-before-printing. It seems pretty clear that Culture Amp doesn't want this header to show up in the printed content, and they're apparently hooking in somehow (using something more-fiddly than media-queries) to hide it when printing in Chrome, but they're apparently not doing that in Firefox.
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There are a few things going on here, but I don't think it's related to bug 939897. [One thing that confused me at first was that there were several blanked-out areas in the lines near the pagebreak on Overholt's screenshot; but at second-glance I realized that those were intentional-redactions rather than bugs. :) ] Here are STR that work for me to reproduce this issue: 1. Visit https://mozilla.cultureamp.com/performance/ 2. Ensure browser window is wide enough so that you see `Home Feedback 1-on-1s Goals Reviews Development` at the top. 3. Click "Reviews" and then "Your Performance Reviews" 4. Click "2021 H2 Performance Review" 5. Print / print-preview with Ctrl+P This results in apparently-missing content at the pagebreak. (This might be easier if you change the `scale` in print-preview so that e.g. the pagebreak is more likely to straddle a paragraph so that content is more-obviously-missing.) But actually: it turns out **no content is actually missing**; it's just covered up by the fixed header that jfkthame mentioned. This is the `Home Feedback 1-on-1s` etc. header -- in our printed output, that gets repeated at the top of every page, and it stomps on content. However: - If I shrink my Firefox window to be small enough to prompt Culture Amp to hide this header, and *then* I print, the header is also hidden in the printed output. [For now, this is a workaround for this bug, I think.] - In Chrome, the header is just *always* missing in the printed output, regardless of window size / whether-it-was-present-before-printing. It seems pretty clear that Culture Amp doesn't want this header to show up in the printed content, and they're apparently hooking in somehow (using something more-fiddly than media-queries) to hide it when printing in Chrome, but they're apparently not doing that in a way that works for Firefox.
There are a few things going on here, but I don't think it's related to bug 939897. [One thing that confused me at first was that there were several blanked-out areas in the lines near the pagebreak on Overholt's screenshot; but at second-glance I realized that those were intentional-redactions rather than bugs. :) ] Here are STR that work for me to reproduce this issue: 1. Visit https://mozilla.cultureamp.com/performance/ 2. Ensure browser window is wide enough so that you see `Home Feedback 1-on-1s Goals Reviews Development` at the top. 3. Click "Reviews" and then "Your Performance Reviews" 4. Click "2021 H2 Performance Review" 5. Print / print-preview with Ctrl+P EXPECTED RESULTS: No missing/covered up content. ACTUAL RESULTS: The fixed "navigation-bar" header is present at the top of each page and covers up content wherever it is present. However: - If I shrink my Firefox window to be small enough to prompt Culture Amp to hide this navigation-bar header, and *then* I print, the header is also hidden in the printed output. [For now, this is a workaround for this bug, I think.] - In Chrome, the header is *always* missing in the printed output, regardless of window size / whether-it-was-present-before-printing. [EDIT: per comment 5, Chrome does actually show the header in print/print-preview output, if you use a sufficiently wide page size and/or a sufficiently-small scale.) It seems pretty clear that Culture Amp doesn't want this header to show up in the printed content, and they're apparently hooking in somehow (using something more-fiddly than media-queries) to hide it when printing in Chrome, but they're apparently not doing that in a way that works for Firefox.