Learning CSS (Video 36)

The video tutorial discusses print formatting issues, specifically focusing on 'windows' and 'orphans' in printed documents. It explains how these issues affect the appearance of printed pages and provides a demonstration using Chrome. The tutorial then guides viewers on implementing solutions using CSS properties to ensure better print layout, even though support varies across browsers.

What are 'windows and orphans' in the context of printing?

• Types of fonts used in documents

• Issues related to line breaks in printed pages

• Methods for enhancing document color

• Techniques for increasing print speed

What is the current status of browser support for windows and orphans as of late 2015?

• Partially supported by some browsers

• Not supported by any browser

• Fully supported by all browsers

• Only supported by mobile browsers

Which browser is recommended for previewing and fixing windows and orphans issues?

• Internet Explorer

• Safari

• Firefox

• Chrome

What is the main goal when addressing windows and orphans in printed documents?

• To reduce the number of pages printed

• To ensure at least a certain number of lines appear at the top or bottom of a page

• To increase the font size for better readability

• To change the document's color scheme

Why is it important to address windows and orphans in printed documents?

• To reduce ink usage

• To enhance the legibility of the printed copy

• To improve the aesthetic appeal of the document

• To ensure the document prints faster