Abstract
CSS can be used for making pages as well as for styling websites. Many people are familiar with CSS in the browser: some are very familiar, but others, not so much. Fewer people, however, are as familiar with using CSS for paged media.
This paper introduces some of the key features of CSS for paged media, including: differences between screen and paged media; sizing and selecting pages; headers and footers; PDF output and PDF accessibility features; printing colour; and numbering pages. This material is adapted from a more comprehensive tutorial that is available online [20].