One nice thing about this paper is it is (for now) easy to figure out the printable version from the website.
Here is an article's url:
...business/local/article_084a9798-8890-557d-b091-37a611b9337e.html
Here is the printable version of that same article:
.../business/local/article_084a9798-8890-557d-b091-37a611b9337e.html?print=1
The only difference between the two is the second url appends '?print=1' to the end of the article.
You can call print_version and get an easily readable format that way:
def print_version(self, url):
return url.replace('.html', '.html?print=1')
It's no silver bullet. The printable version so far as I can tell does not copy graphics. It is readable though so that's something.
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