Lately, we’ve been playing around with stylesheets for print and directly ran into some problems.
This snippet in Firefox
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<div style="page-break-after: always">
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<!– first page –>
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</div>
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<div style="page-break-after: always">
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<!– second page –>
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</div>
only prints exactly one page (that means it even stops in the middle of a line when the page is full).
>> more…
Today I nearly went mad because I had to determine the encoding of some html files.
I tried various command line tools without any success until a colleague showed me that firefox can
guess the encoding: In my version (3 under Ubuntu) it is located here: “View”>”Character Encoding”.
As I didn’t find that on the web, maybe this post will save somebody out there the trouble I had. 
