background shading for even/odd table rows visible when printed?

Mark Hansen wrote:

By the way, here's the finished document:

http://www.markehansen.07x.net/sunset.html

In case your interested, I'm a pilot and use this information to determine
when I can log certain flight operations, etc. I laminate the table and
keep it in my flight bag.

I did make a couple changes to get the output the way I wanted it. I
added a height element to the ht, td classes and changed the padding. I
also added some font information to the table class.

I really appreciate your help.

Best Regards,

lol
Did I hear you say this is for personal use, in print form only?
Wouldn't a simple spreadsheet have done?

On 12/14/08 00:23, pecan wrote:

Mark Hansen wrote:
By the way, here's the finished document:

http://www.markehansen.07x.net/sunset.html

In case your interested, I'm a pilot and use this information to determine
when I can log certain flight operations, etc. I laminate the table and
keep it in my flight bag.

I did make a couple changes to get the output the way I wanted it. I
added a height element to the ht, td classes and changed the padding. I
also added some font information to the table class.

I really appreciate your help.

Best Regards,

lol
Did I hear you say this is for personal use, in print form only?
Wouldn't a simple spreadsheet have done?

The data actually comes from the U.S. Navy. I use a perl script to
basically do a 'wget', then parse the output to create the page.
HTML/CSS seemed like a reasonable way to get what I wanted. Plus,
as mentioned in a previous post, I'm trying to learn CSS so this
seemed like a good way to stick my toe in the water (even if just
a little).

Best Regards,

Mark Hansen wrote:

On 12/14/08 00:23, pecan wrote:
Mark Hansen wrote:
By the way, here's the finished document:

http://www.markehansen.07x.net/sunset.html

In case your interested, I'm a pilot and use this information to determine
when I can log certain flight operations, etc. I laminate the table and
keep it in my flight bag.

I did make a couple changes to get the output the way I wanted it. I
added a height element to the ht, td classes and changed the padding. I
also added some font information to the table class.

I really appreciate your help.

Best Regards,
lol
Did I hear you say this is for personal use, in print form only?
Wouldn't a simple spreadsheet have done?

The data actually comes from the U.S. Navy. I use a perl script to
basically do a 'wget', then parse the output to create the page.
HTML/CSS seemed like a reasonable way to get what I wanted. Plus,
as mentioned in a previous post, I'm trying to learn CSS so this
seemed like a good way to stick my toe in the water (even if just
a little).

Best Regards,

Well, maybe we have somehting in common!
I have a tendency to do things the most difficult way, simply to prove
it can be done!
CSS us not easy.