[Joel Hjalmarsson]

I have the same error however it works find in Chrome so didn’t see it until the other day. So we wait for an update from you i guess 🙂

[Joel Hjalmarsson]

Made it work by adding this into the custom css

.dffs-readonly-inner {
padding: 3px 6px 4px 6px;
border-top: 1px solid #66b8d1;
font-size: 9pt;
background: #e6f1fa;
vertical-align: top;
padding-top: 3px;
}

[Joel Hjalmarsson]

I have tried with it and without. Its just strange as i have added other CSS styled to the form and that is picked up when displaying and working in a form. Its just when trying to print. Just doesn’t seem to grab the css. Have checked with chrome dev tool and tried different classes and still no go. I tried it in Edge also and still no change. Must be me

[Joel Hjalmarsson]

Thank you that works well

[Joel Hjalmarsson]

I have added that and even cleaned it back to basics and it doesn’t seem to stick at all the print css. I have added it into the Custom CSS tab and it just won’t take. Any ideas.

[Joel Hjalmarsson]

thank you very much.

[Joel Hjalmarsson]

got it working.. yay.. had to use

.ms-formlabel{
width:35px;
white-space:normal;
word-wrap:normal;
}

[Joel Hjalmarsson]

And this is the culprit

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[Joel Hjalmarsson]

Looks like this

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[Joel Hjalmarsson]

I think the formlabel needs a word wrap also?? As there is one question that pushes it all out?

[Joel Hjalmarsson]

Yep.. its in the display form tab I’ll add that and see what happens.

[Joel Hjalmarsson]

Thank you for that but its not changing anything. I have no errors when i paste it in and have reloaded cleaned cache and all and still looks bad.

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