This is the actual page, for example:     :   But when I try to print it this is what I get:        You can see that the page was narrowed.  It happens in any question in this site. If I try to print it horizontally, some of the lines are disappear. I have tried all ready in many computers and in all of them the problem exist!  I usually print the questions I'm asking since it's more convenient for me to read from a paper, only recently this problem occurred.
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So I have to print some Stack Overflow pages and bring them around. Just accept it.  Problem: while pages may look perfectly normal on the web, something recently broke the print layout... a huge whitespace block showed up on the right (, ). Tons of whitespace. This is on every site on the network () on a bunch of different screens ().  Futzing with DevTools, the problem seems to be :   #mainbar, .mainbar {     width: calc(100% - 300px - 24px); }   Can someone check if this is the only issue and possibly fix this?
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My table is going out of the page. Please give me a solution?  \begin{table}[] \centering \caption{My caption} \label{my-label} \begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|l|} \hline Ref      &amp; \multicolumn{6}{l|}{Model Used}        &amp; Approach                                   &amp; Limitation                                                                                                       &amp; Goal                                                                                                             \\ \hline          &amp; MBTI &amp; FFM &amp; BFI &amp; KTS &amp; BTR &amp; NEO-FFI &amp; \multicolumn{3}{l|}{}                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            \\ \hline {[}10{]} &amp;      &amp;     &amp;     &amp;     &amp;     &amp;         &amp; Interactive personality profiling appraoch &amp; \begin{tabular}[c]{@{}l@{}}Test were based on subjective evidences which\\ may lead to uncertainty.\end{tabular} &amp; \begin{tabular}[c]{@{}l@{}}In order to propose a structure for effective\\ software team structure.\end{tabular} \\ \hline          &amp;      &amp;     &amp;     &amp;     &amp;     &amp;         &amp;                                            &amp;                                                                                                                  &amp;                                                                                                                  \\ \hline \end{tabular} \end{table}
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I never thought I would be OCD about pixels but whenever I am involved in a Meta post with a lot of comments, I see this, and today I decided to draw some horizontal lines to prove I am not imagining it:    The one that has the votes too far down is my own. (It's on  if you would like to try to repro, but I have seen this on every question where I've had an upvoted comment, I just never took a screenshot before.) I am guessing I can't upvote it or something and this makes the spacing different. Is it like that for everyone? Is it fixable?
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Sometimes, I'm getting as an input tab separated list, which is not quite aligned, for instance  var1  var2  var3 var_with_long_name_which_ruins_alignment  var2 var3   Is there an easy way to render them aligned?  var1                                      var2  var3 var_with_long_name_which_ruins_alignment  var2  var3
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I am writing a paper and I have already added the references through bibtex.  There is something I don't like about the online references, they get to stretched out, from one side of the page to the other. And the online link gets out of the borders of the page.  Check the attached picture to understand what I mean. [3] is the problem    this is the bibtex code I use for that reference. Any solution? Suggestions?  @misc{domination, Title = {Heterogeneous Systems Dominate the Green500}, Author = { }, Howpublished = {\url{http://www.hpcwire.com/off-the-wire/two-brains-better-one-heterogeneous-systems-dominate-green500/}}, Month = nov, Year = {2013}, Url = {http://www.hpcwire.com/off-the-wire/two-brains-better-one-heterogeneous-systems-dominate-green500/}}
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This is happening only since last update (or one in the last day or so). Seeing it on multiple sites, and quit => reopen didn't work, nor did a restart.   EDIT:  As pointed out by @Anthony, this appears to be a dupe of , but since that's marked , it might be a different bug causing the same output?  I'm happy to self-close as dupe, but want to make sure we ID the new cause.
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In the  (homepage), the asked/modified X mins ago text was left-aligned next to the tags. Previously the text was right-aligned. Seems some alignment issue introduced on that page recently. Screenshot for reference:      Configuration Version     Operating System Windows 10 Pro   Mozilla Firefox 89.0 (64-bit)   Google Chrome 91.0.4472.101 (Official Build) (64-bit)     Update: I see the same alignment issue in all other Stack Exchange site's &quot;Top Questions&quot; page too.
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Is there any way to overlay some lines and dimensions on the document so that one can see where the margins end and more easily examine the overall layout and ratios of elements on the page?  See for example, some of the illustrations of frameworks in this article on the  and this one on  (which displays dimensions).
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I'm using \documentclass[10pt, a4paper]{article} in my TeX file. It all works fine, except, the lower bound of each page is cut off. So some text is either cut off, or at least the text reaches the very end of the page.  Has anyone experienced the same issue?  Here is an minimal working example:  \documentclass[10pt, a4paper]{article}  \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \usepackage{ngerman} \usepackage[cm]{fullpage}  \setlength{\headheight}{12.4pt} \setlength{\headsep}{1.5\headheight}  \begin{document}  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f  \section{a}  asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f asdlkjf sakfj saoekfsalk lksa jfsakfsaoel jfsaoelkfj saoeflksad jfoelksaf sadfoelkjsa f   \end{document}
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Here, you try:  If it weren't for the text shadow, it might as well be entirely invisible...  The cause is a CSS rule lurking in the transcripts for beta sites only:  #transcript-logo {   background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #273A5D; }   The problem is the #273A5D - a bluish colour not dissimilar to that used for the site name in the beta theme. Disabling that rule yields the much more manageable  I'll admit it is a little hard to read the "beta" in that shot. But if you had to choose which part was readable, wouldn't you choose the bit that tells you the name of the site?  Edit: It happens when actually in a chat room too!
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When post a question ("Ask Question") the side bar's position is not fixed while scrolling the page. There are some extra spaces are displaying in the top.  GIF for the same:    Update: This issue occurs in the  page too when scrolling the page.
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The first post I've seen this on is .        Note how the text in the comments runs off the right hand side of the page.  This seems to be due to the programmers.SE link in one of the comments, and might need some break-word styling...  What makes this even more of a problem is that the page is fixed to the width of my screen, so I can't scroll horizontally to get the rest of the comments.
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This  was marked , and the reason wasn't given. The answer explained how the bug works, but not why it's not getting fixed.  Is it hard to fix? Is it expensive on the server? Anything else?
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I really like the solution given in  but what to do if I want to keep the footer information of the casual style from page 2 on? That is, with this solution, I can put the header as I want in the first page, but the footer disappears from the rest of the pages and I do not want that.  I want the header of the first page to look like this (with an empty footer):   And the footer from the second page on to look like this:
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whenever I go to  or  the page loads like this:    How can I fix this?
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Why does this happen? Everything else printable with uname is shown. I am not looking into fixing this. Even the manual page of uname says that it's a common output.  I just want to know why.
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Yesterday I encountered a problem with printing an A6 pdf document (which I created using LaTeX). The Printing shop did not have A6 sheets, so they took the print out on an A4, which turned out different than what I expected it to – it was magnified in the print.  I have few questions to ask, please help me out:   Is it possible to put A6 page with border, so I could get printout of any sized paper, and then cut it using the border? Can I put multiple (x,y) on (a,b) paper? Here paper size is mention with this convention (width, height) and (a,b) bigger than (x,y). As show in the image below. Ex: 6 orange-size sheets on one green-size sheet, with border for cutting the paper into A6 after the printing? Is it possible to arrange smaller sheets in any order on a bigger sheet? Like consecutive sheets row wise or column wise? Below I have mentioned the page numbers and arrangement.    (1, 2, 3)      (1, 4, 7) (4, 5, 6)  or  (2, 5, 8) (7, 8, 9)      (3, 6, 9)