: Print stylesheets are really custom based on your content. Ideally, you want to strip off any fancy items and make sure the page is printing black text on a white background. The CSS Zen

Print stylesheets are really custom based on your content. Ideally, you want to strip off any fancy items and make sure the page is printing black text on a white background.

The CSS Zen garden is displaying how to use the same content but with different stylesheets to make it appear different. Ideally they would probably all use the same print.css file since their structure and content remains the same.

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: The error I see right off the bat is that you are trying to use the FBML tags (Example, fb:like). They can only be used within a Facebook application. Try this... http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like

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: I never got the floating Ad, but I assume the ad is triggered on a cookie (didn't check to see if it was longterm or session yet). The pound sign (#) is there for adding hash tags to

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: This sounds really similar to this post which was also asked 2 days ago: http://www.addthis.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=26910&view=next From the sounds of it you're trying to configure

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: Roughly, how strong is a soft vote versus a hard vote for keywords? Say I'm going to link to another site using the phrase "banana split and chocolate sauce". Is my "vote" evenly split between

: Print stylesheets are really custom based on your content. Ideally, you want to strip off any fancy items and make sure the page is printing black text on a white background. The CSS Zen

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: The error I see right off the bat is that you are trying to use the FBML tags (Example, fb:like). They can only be used within a Facebook application. Try this... http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like

: I never got the floating Ad, but I assume the ad is triggered on a cookie (didn't check to see if it was longterm or session yet). The pound sign (#) is there for adding hash tags to

: This sounds really similar to this post which was also asked 2 days ago: http://www.addthis.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=26910&view=next From the sounds of it you're trying to configure

: Roughly, how strong is a soft vote versus a hard vote for keywords? Say I'm going to link to another site using the phrase "banana split and chocolate sauce". Is my "vote" evenly split between

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