How does the @page rule in CSS for Print influence the printed content?
- It defines styles specific to the printed page
- It selects and styles specific printed elements
- It sets the background color for the printed page
- It specifies the page orientation
The @page rule in CSS for Print is used to define styles that only apply to printed pages. The orphans and widows properties are used to control the minimum number of lines for a paragraph that can appear at the top or bottom of a printed page.
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