Series of problems I fixed in Chrome Printing (Just suggestions)

[JDMcKinstry]

I had a series of problems when printing my key element in Google Chrome.

Additional Note of Experience: If your printing elements first inner object has a top margin, a blank page will be added to your print-view because of this margin

The following is probably not the best fixes, but should be noticed by Author of this plug-in as possible areas to look for change. I'll just go through and list them as I came across them and what I edited to fix them, however, i'm currently unaware how these changes might affect other browsers as we use "Chrome-Frame" for IE users and have not yet tested for FireFox and Safari Support (too many variables I have to change, so i'm putting it off for a minute {fyi: be very careful of names in custom objects in Safari, it's very picky})

First problem was around line 169:

Problem: Css was not being included properlly because of slightly different props/attrs, so i just copied the html directly

Original Code:

html.push('<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="' + $(this).attr("href") + '" media="' + $(this).attr('media') + '" >');

MyFix: html.push($(this).clone().prop('outerHTML'));

Second Problem was around line 173:

Problem: Getting wrong base_url, I used my own get base url plugin $.myURL()

Original Code:

html.push('<base href="' + _getBaseHref() + '" />');

MyFix: html.push('<base href="' + $.myURL() + '" />');

Third Problem was around line 178:

Problem: Adding odd "undefined" div to outer of all printed html

Original Code:

html.push('<div class="' + $element.attr('class') + '">' + elementHtml + '</div>');

MyFix: html.push($element.clone().prop('innerHTML') );

* Note: This fix does remove the element to be printed itself, if that is undesired, change the 'prop()' call to .html()