Hyperlinks are fundamental in web pages, but they don't transfer so well to print.
There are two aspects to styling links for print:
How the link itself appears within the printed version of the page: It's a good idea to distinguish links that appear within content from normal text, as this can provide some context to the surrounding content. For example, it can tell a reader of the printed version that more information on a topic mentioned within the original article on the Web and recommended by the article's author was available.
To this end, we'll use the following CSS in our print stylesheet:
a, a:active, a:link, a:visited { font-weight: bold; text-decoration: underline }How to get across the context of the link (the destination of the link) on paper: Hyperlinks work on the Web because you're able to click (or otherwise select) the link and view the content on that...