Print: 2. Configuration

Configuration

• There are several settings that can be configured in the following places:

Administer > Site building > Modules (admin/build/modules)

Enable or disable the module. (default: disabled)

Administer > User management > Permissions (admin/user/permissions)

Under print module:
access print: Enable access to the PF page and display of the PF link in other pages. (default: disabled)
administer print: Enable access to the module settings page. (default: disabled)

Administer > Content management > Content types (admin/content/types)

For each content type it is possible to enable or disable the PF link via the "Show printer-friendly version link" checkbox. (default: enabled)
It is also possible to enable or disable the PF link in individual comments via the "Show printer-friendly version link in individual comments" checkbox. (default: disabled)

Administer > Site configuration > Printer-friendly (admin/settings/print)

This is where all the module-specific configuration options can be set.

• To modify the template of printer friendly pages, simply edit the print.tpl.php or the css/print.css files.
• It is possible to set per-content-type and/or theme-specific templates which are searched for in the following order :
• Drupal 5.x and 6.x (the directory order may not be totally correct for 6.x)
  1. print_[format].node-[type].tpl.php in the theme directory
  2. print_[format].node-[type].tpl.php in the module directory
  3. print_[format].tpl.php in the theme directory
  4. print_[format].tpl.php in the module directory
  5. print.node-[type].tpl.php in the theme directory
  6. print.node-[type].tpl.php in the module directory
  7. print.tpl.php in the theme directory
  8. print.tpl.php in the module directory (supplied by the module)
• Drupal 7.x
  1. print--[format]--node--[type].tpl.php in the theme directory
  2. print--[format].tpl.php in the theme directory
  3. print--node--[type].tpl.php in the theme directory
  4. print.tpl.php in the theme directory
  5. print.tpl.php in the module directory (supplied by the module)

Where [format] is one of html, mail or pdf and [type] is the Drupal content type machine name (e.g. story, article).