139010 - A media-specific stylesheet embedded in a document will be ignored when printing.

Status: VERIFIED INVALID

(Core :: Printing: Output, defect)

Description

[Albert A. Freeman]

A media-specific stylesheet embedded in a document will be ignored when
printing. In the test case, there are two stylesheets: one for screen display
and one for print. If the print stylesheet is embedded in the document then it
is ignored when selecting either Print Preview or Print from the menu. Yet, when
the stylesheet is linked, it behaves normally.

Comment 1

[Kai Lahmann (is there, where MNG is)]

confirmed on Linux, 1.0RC1.

Comment 2

[Boris Zbarsky [:bzbarsky]]

Sorry, this is not a bug.  On the page where you use <link>, the sheets have no 
title so they are both persistent sheets, both enabled, and then the media attr 
determines whether they are applied.

On the page where you use <style> you give the <style> elements a title attribute 
and the two title attributes are different.  Sheets with different titles cannot 
be enabled at the same time, so one of them needs to be disabled.  We disable the 
later one (the earlier is treated as the preferred sheet, the later as an 
alternate).  Now when printing, the second sheet is not applied, since it is 
disabled.

If you want both sheets to ever be applied at the same time they need to have the 
same title attribute.

Comment 3

[sujay]

verified.