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  1. Alexandru
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Hey,im trying to make a button that will link to a article (index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=99) that will popup in a new window.
I am trying to make it use print css so it wont use any modules on the page ,just the logo and the article
And i want to make it wider also.
But im doing something wrong ,cause when i try to open it,it uses the default template :(
Please help

website link: http://andocom.ro/FVXS-Daikin-Profesional/produs/78-daikin-profesional-de-pardoseala-3-5-kw
Access to the popup by pressing the "i" button next to " montaj standard"
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Thank you

I believe as this is not a default Joomla page, a print view of this page would depend on the extension you are using. Does the Hikashop component offer a print view of a product?

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I fixed the link
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Hello

Could you check the link provided as it is giving us an 'Internal Server Error'.

Ciarán
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