Since HTML and CSS are color coded, when printing to B&W laser, the light color shadings come out faint--nearly illegible when the original color is pink.

How can I print so that the colors are ignored and all text prints in pure black? I see no settings in the HTML Editor nor the LaserJet printer to override the color to be B&W.

Hiya Larry,

That also would be in your printer settings. When you get the original box that usually pops up when you click to print something, go through those settings, there is usually some setting in there to tell it you want it to be in B and W.

Larry, what are you trying to print? The code of the page or the page as it appears in the internet?

If you mean the former, you can change the colours of the coding under Tools - Preferences - Customization.

If you, however, mean the latter, you can include a @media print { (your print styles here) } in your CSS document. Here you can declare that all fonts are to be black when printed. You can also take out the navigation (can't be used anyway in printed versions) and any other bits of the page that you don't need.