I have being using Pinegrow for a long time now. I am not a html programmer. The site I built looks okay but when I go to print it is a mess. I use a AI to verify the problem but is telling me that the css styling is wrong. How could it be since this is a wysiwyg builder and that could shoud have being writting automatically.
I wouldn’t call Pinegrow a wysiwyg, it’s a visual html/code editor, a bit different from a typical wysiwyg page builder.
That aside, display and print use different rendering engines, and CSS doesn’t always translate well to print, especially things like flex layouts, spacing, backgrounds, etc. That’s why CSS includes
@media print
In many cases you only need a small amount of print CSS (simplifying containers and layout), but it depends on the design. Developers usually add this when page content is expected to be printed by a user, like receipts. (I dislike html receipts they often export to pdf in a mess 
)
An easy work around is to screen capture the page, then you’re printing a image rather than trying to have the print engine pixel perfect your CSS
Thak you for your kind response. I am going to learn a little bit more about @media print since I am not a codder. Hopefully I will learn a new skill to help myself. Again thank you and I really appreciate all your help.
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