CSS filter effect, how to print_html/css_WEB-ITnose

For example:

345678

This 345678 will rotate 90 degrees, but in reality The printing effect has not changed. Is there any way to rotate the skill 90 degrees and still print? Please give me some advice

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Anybody here?

There is no problem with the print preview
You cannot set restrictions like media="screen" in your css settings. If you do, you must also set it
media="screen print"

There is no problem with the print preview
You cannot set restrictions such as media="screen" in your css settings. If you want to set it, you must also set it
media="screen print". I use media="print". My print The preview does not rotate - -, ie8 seems to work, I am using 9

You can add

-ms-filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.BasicImage(Rotation=1);

Test. I will test it with ie9 tomorrow

You can add

-ms-filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.BasicImage(Rotation=1);

for testing. Tomorrow I will test IE9 but it won’t work. I’m worried

Is there any other way?

Use VML for IE

Use VML for IE

IE's unique markup language VML actually still needs to use progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.BasicImage(rotation=1)

If that doesn't work, there's nothing you can do. You can only use a background program to generate images for display. The front desk, let’s make a program similar to generating a simple digital verification code

But I just tried it, and the numbers are displayed vertically in the print preview. I don’t know if you are

ie The unique markup language VML actually still needs to use progid: DXImageTransform.Microsoft.BasicImage(rotation=1)

If it doesn’t work, there is nothing you can do. You can only use the background program to generate pictures and display them in the foreground. Let’s make a program similar to generating a simple digital verification code and modify it

But I just tried it and the numbers are displayed vertically in the print preview. I don’t know if you are. I also thought of using pictures. , because these are digital combinations, but since these are printed in batches, it doesn’t feel good to use pictures

IE’s unique markup language VML actually still needs to use progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.BasicImage(rotation= 1) This thing

If it doesn’t work, there is nothing you can do. You can only use a background program to generate pictures and display them in the foreground. Make a program similar to generating a simple digital verification code and change it

However, I just tried it. The numbers are displayed vertically in the print preview. I wonder if it is because of your IE version. In fact, it can be solved by using two divs. There is no problem in the test preview. But when I actually use the batch printing of my program, it becomes a mess

Damn, is there some kind of company that does this project?

Look at this: Sorry, this system does not support streaming. Please use IE to stream

You can also try: Sorry, this system does not support streaming. To use the browser, use the latest version of Chrome or Firefox streamer

Damn, are you doing some work?

You see, OK: Sorry, this system does not support the browser. Please use IE to stream

You can also try it: Sorry, this system does not support it. It supports streaming. Please use the latest version of chrome or firefox streaming to the employment office. When printing their files, the portfolio must contain some information, such as file number, name, storage location, etc. The file number needs to be vertical. I can’t stand it when printing.

Fuck it. For digital type, you can directly use writing-mode: tb-rl;