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            How can I style a print page in Webflow to replicate the exact layout of the webpage, but in black and white?
             Published on
            
            
             September 22, 2023
            
           To style a print page in Webflow to replicate the exact layout of the webpage, but in black and white, you can follow these steps:
- Create a print-specific style:
 
- In the Webflow Designer, go to the Styles tab and select the device icon at the top to switch to the Print view.
 - Add a new class to your elements specifically for the print version. This class will be used to apply styles only for printing.
 - Apply the necessary styling to elements using this class, such as changing the color to black and white, adjusting font sizes, margins, and positioning as needed.
 
- Use media queries:
 
- Utilize media queries to target the print-specific styles. Media queries allow you to apply styles based on various conditions, such as the media type (in this case, print).
 - In the Custom Code panel of your project settings, click on the '⨁ Add custom code' button and select 'Custom Code' to open the code editor.
 - 
             Write a media query specific to print using the
             
@mediarule. For example:
```css
@media print {
/_ Add your print-specific styles here _/
}
``` - Within the media query, apply the print-specific styles you created in step 1 to the desired elements using the class you assigned.
 
- Test and adjust:
 
- Use the Print Preview function in your browser to see how the page will look when printed.
 - If needed, make adjustments to the print styles and continue testing until you achieve the desired black and white layout.
 
By following these steps, you will be able to style a print page in Webflow to replicate the exact layout of the webpage, but in black and white. This ensures that when users choose to print your page, they will get a version that is visually consistent with the web version.
Additional Questions:
- How do I create print-specific styles in Webflow?
 - What are media queries and how can I use them in Webflow to customize print styles?
 - Is it possible to adjust the layout of a print page in Webflow without affecting the web version?