Printed documents in the printing industry often carry marks on the page
outside the content area. These marks are used to align and trim groups
of papers.
This property specifies what sort of marks should be rendered just
outside the rendered page box. The characteristics and position of the
marks will be browser dependent.
Allowed Values
inherit
CSS2
Type: Explicit
Description:
Explicitly sets the value of this property to that of the parent.
none
CSS2
Type: Explicit
Description:
No page marking will occur.
crop
CSS2
Type: Explicit
Description:
Specifies that crop marks be used to indicate where the page should be cut.
cross
CSS2
Type: Explicit
Description:
Specifies that cross-hair marks be rendered in order to precisely align the
current page with other pages carrying 'cross' marks.
In-Line: <bodySTYLE="marks:
crop cross">test text in the body</body>
Notes
Marks should only be visible with 'absolute' page boxes; with 'relative'
page boxes (see the size property) the marks will
be outside the possible rendering area.
Before its inclusion in CSS2, this property was first proposed in the W3C
Working Draft "CSS Printing Extensions" (6/26/97,
http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-print)