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If a page has print-specific styles that change the appearance of elements when printing, PIE will not detect the changes so the rendering stays the same as the screen version.
This might be as simple as adding an onbeforeprint listener which invokes the onpropertychange listener for each element.
There is now logic in place which clears out any PIE rendering, reverting all elements to their default CSS, when printing. That makes this issue moot; closing.
No the official fix was more involved than that, it actually reverts everything when printing rather than just hiding the VML. Here is the commit: 828dac6 -- however that's not going to be much use to you if you're trying to patch beta2 because it's based on much later code. Your best bet would be to pull down the current master code and build it.
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If a page has print-specific styles that change the appearance of elements when printing, PIE will not detect the changes so the rendering stays the same as the screen version.
This might be as simple as adding an onbeforeprint listener which invokes the onpropertychange listener for each element.
Forum posting at http://css3pie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=160
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