Print the day
Click Print in the toolbar (or Cmd/Ctrl+P) and the calendar prints with a tuned @media print stylesheet — nav and chrome hidden, status colours preserved (with a graceful greyscale fallback).
Some operators want a paper schedule on a clipboard, not just a screen. Zedule’s calendar has a tuned print stylesheet that strips the nav, expands the calendar to full page width, and prints cleanly on inkjet or laser.
Triggering print
Two ways:
- Click the Print button in the calendar toolbar.
- Press
Cmd+P(Mac) orCtrl+P(Windows / Linux) anywhere on the page.
Either opens the browser’s native print dialog with the tuned stylesheet applied.
What gets stripped
The @media print rules hide:
- Top bar (Zedule logo, navigation tabs, business switcher, profile)
- Bottom mobile tray
- Toolbar (date nav, view switcher, zoom, refresh, print button itself)
- Bottom-bar new-appointment FAB
- Action buttons (
Mark complete,No-show, etc.) - Close buttons on modals
What remains: the calendar grid + appointment cards.
What gets preserved
- Status pill colours (with a greyscale fallback for B/W printers)
- Per-service accent stripes
- Time gutter
- Now-line (only on today)
- All-day strip (when present)
- Customer name + service inside each card
Page layout
- Single full-width column (no max-width constraint)
- 0.5 inch padding on all sides
- Section / article elements set to
page-break-inside: avoidso a single appointment doesn’t split across pages - A
.zd-print-page-breakutility for explicit page breaks (used in the agenda view for between-day separation when needed)
Tips
- For B/W printers, status pill colours desaturate via
print-color-adjustdefaults. The status stays visually distinct (filled vs empty pill borders) but loses the colour cue. - For colour printers, set the browser’s print dialog to “More settings → Background graphics” enabled to get the accent stripes printed.
- Landscape orientation usually works better for the multi-staff Day view — more horizontal room for the columns.
Print from any view
You can print Day, Week, Month, or Agenda. The print stylesheet just hides chrome — whatever view is active when you press Print is what comes out. Agenda is particularly nice for paper schedules since it’s flat and chronological.