How can I capture or print the whole scrolling area of this dynamic webpage?
You can do it using combination of some Firefox add-ons:
- Aardvark, AND
- Firebug or Stylish, AND
- ScreenGrab or some PDF printer plugin or hardware printer.
Aardvark & Firebug are enough if you have physical printer.
Steps:
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Install Firefox, current version is 7.
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Open
about:config
page, and add boolean settingextensions.checkCompatibility.7.0
= false. -
Install the extensions, restart Firefox.
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Load page and do whatever you want to make it look like you want it printed.
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Start Aardvark (you should have right-click context menu entry to do so). Click anywhere in the table and then keep pressing w (wider) until you have situation like on screenshot (you have Aardvark help on h. Narrower is n, quit Aardvark = q). Then click i (isolate).
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Open Firebug (yoy should have button in bottom right or top right of the browser). Select
<body>
node and changeoverflow
fromhidden
toauto
. -
Open
print preview > page setup > options
and tick "print background colors and images".
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Martin
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Martin over 1 year
I'm trying to save (as in: for printing / putting it in a PDF -- I'm not interested in the HTML, but in the rendering of the html to be able to print the table or at least view it offline) a table view from this car site:
It's german, but it's not very difficult to navigate, just click on the
Vergleichen Sie die Ausstattungen
link, and it will display a (very long) table:I simply have not managed to save this table either via printing the website or saving it. (Tried with IE8 and FF7.) I also tried selecting the table text and doing copy&paste into MS Word -- no luck either.
I also tried the tool DuckCapture, that says it should be able to "Capture a Tall Website" but the tool is unable to scroll the table on this page. (I assume because the table and it's scrollbar are dynamically generated from javascript ...)
How can I save the table as it appears on screen (the whole, scrolled, table)??
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Martin over 12 years"The trick is the change the Page Style in your web browser from Default (or Basic) to "No Style"" -- the problem is, if I change the style to
no style
... there is no table anymore! If I disable the style, the information the page is supposed to display is completely lost for me. Do you still see the table with the checkmarks and the green circles if you change tono style
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Radek about 9 yearsIn my case all I needed to do was to change the
overflow
property to anything but auto. Then Screengrab worked like a charm