If you're impatient and don't want to wait for a report from Akamai to be emailed to you, here's a little CSS that will clean up the Site Delivery page nicely.
@media print { html { margin-bottom:0; min-height:auto; } #iframeheaderwrapper, #iframefooterwrapper, .navwrapper, #moreoptions, #maininside > form, .helplink { display:none !important; } .iframepage .contentarea { min-height:auto; } .contentarea { margin-left:0; } #moreoptions + * + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper, #moreoptions + * + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper, #moreoptions + * + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper + .shadowwrapper { page-break-before:always !important; } }
Notice the lovely use of adjacent child selectors to ensure proper page breaks. Most browsers don't support nth-child or page-break-inside so statements like following don't help.
.shadowwrapper { page-break-inside:avoid !important; } .shadowinside, .shadowinside2, .titlebox { page-break-after:avoid !important; } .graphbox { page-break-before:avoid !important; } .tableinsidegraphbox, .titleboxinside { page-break-before:avoid !important; page-break-after:avoid !important; }
The result is a cleanly printing report that doesn't have boxes breaking across pages. If you want to this be the default print settings for Akamai, you can add a site-specific CSS rule in Firefox.
