[Solved] Print Or Not To Print Section of HTML page

Not with pure CSS alone, thanks to stupid IE.

input[type="submit"] {display: none;}

in a print stylesheet would do what you want. However IE won't support that, so use HTML like:

.noprint {display: none;}

i would think so.

try giving your Submit, Cancel, etc buttons a class such as "button" or something.
Then in your print css document just do

.button { display: none; }

EDIT: Thanks for c**k blocking me TPH

Thanks for the tip. However, I mis-stated my intention.

I want to display the buttons on the web page, but when I print (css, media="print"), I don't want the buttons printed.

I can change the display property of buttons to "none" when I print, then have to reset the display property to normal after I print. All
requires Javascript.

Is it possible to achieve the same effect w/o Javascript and use CSS alone ? Thkx

This is, I guess, what you guys hinted. I have a class button and in print css, set the display to none and it works. Thanks

< style type="text/css" media="print" >
div#tbl-container { overflow: visible; }
.reportTable tbody { overflow: visible; }
.button { display: none; }
< /style >

PS"
Spaces inside style tags purposely created to retain the code when sbumit

what blocking?

Generally I would have a class of some description on input submits and most form controls, using those existing classes should be sufficient to place a display:none on in a print style sheet.

you stated it clearly and we both posted the same thing
you should do research on print style sheets

(hint: you're going to have two stylesheets)

That's what we were hinting towards, yes