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There are different ways of doing this, but the most common way is through the tag. For instance, this single line of code might be used to reference the CSS file for the browser display: media="screen,projection" /> There are several important attributes. The rel and type attributes tell the browser that the link is for a CSS file, and the media attribute dictates where the style sheet should be applied. In this example, the CSS file is intended for screens (basically traditional browser windows) and projection environments (which is the term for browsers that operate in kiosk mode8). Linking a dedicated print style sheet is exactly the same, except the media attribute changes. media="print" /> The implementation does not get much more complicated than that. The harder work comes in actually developing and maintaining the additional style sheet, which includes choosing the page elements that stay and the ones that need to be hidden from the printer. What stays, what goes At some point, you have printed a web page.