Cannot print in landscape mode?

Using Firefox 31.1.0 on CentOS 6
various HP Laserjet printers
Cant print in Landscape mode. Firefox is on the server and users connect to the server via LTSP thin clients and we prefer to use Firefox for this. One of our users needs to print in Landscape mode several times a day. We used to have Firefox 10 and this was not an issue.
Have tried multiple drivers from CUPS and none have let me print in Landscape. When printing in Landscape, it acutally prints out in Portrait mode but the right side of the page is cut-off. In terminal, as root, we went to system-config-printer, right click on printer, properties, and orientation is set to automatic rotation. When changing to landscape here, it prints in landscape but the top of the page is cutoff now, and that means that all the users connected to the server are going to print by default like this, because all using same CUPS.
I have centos 6 on my stand-alone desktop (not connected to desktop LTSP server) and Landscape printing does not work on Firefox either. It works on Chrome flawlessly, but we much prefer Firefox for work use.
Please help!

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<tr class="data"><td width="8%">15926</td><td width="10%">Nov 27,2007</td><td width="10%">Pending Code Review</td><td width="10%">CM Install LEVEL 3 QS will test</td><td width="7%">Gary Zhong</td><td width="5%">Low</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="5%">pitt99</td><td width="10%">testing the app</td><td width="15%">CM Install LEVEL 3 QS will test</td></tr>
<tr class="data"><td width="8%">15712</td><td width="10%">Nov 22,2007</td><td width="10%">Rejected</td><td width="10%">Test Documentation Request</td><td width="7%">Autumn Priddy</td><td width="5%">Low</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="5%">x</td><td width="10%">none</td><td width="15%">run-through for documentation purposes</td></tr>
<tr class="data"><td width="8%">16029</td><td width="10%">Nov 21,2007</td><td width="10%">Rejected</td><td width="10%">Contractor</td><td width="7%">Padma Chirumalla</td><td width="5%">Low</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="5%">Windows</td><td width="10%">testing</td><td width="15%">Testing</td></tr>
<tr class="data"><td width="8%">16030</td><td width="10%">Nov 19,2007</td><td width="10%">Rejected</td><td width="10%">Contractor</td><td width="7%">Padma Chirumalla</td><td width="5%">Low</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="5%">Windows</td><td width="10%">testing</td><td width="15%">Testing</td></tr>
<tr class="data"><td width="8%">15840</td><td width="10%">Nov 10,2007</td><td width="10%">Pending Follow Up Review</td><td width="10%">SMS Install LEVEL 3</td><td width="7%">Stephen Sciullo</td><td width="5%">Low</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="5%">pitt88</td><td width="10%">system testing</td><td width="15%">SMS Install LEVEL 3</td></tr>
<tr class="data"><td width="8%">15719</td><td width="10%">Nov 08,2007</td><td width="10%">Pending Test Install</td><td width="10%">CM Install LEVEL 1 pitt3/col3</td><td width="7%">Stephen Sciullo</td><td width="5%">Low</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="5%">pitt88</td><td width="10%">testing</td><td width="15%">testing</td></tr>
<tr class="data"><td width="8%">14815</td><td width="10%">Nov 03,2007</td><td width="10%">Rejected</td><td width="10%">test</td><td width="7%">Stephen Sciullo</td><td width="5%">Low</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="5%">pitt2</td><td width="10%">test</td><td width="15%">test</td></tr>
<tr class="data"><td width="8%">14915</td><td width="10%">Nov 01,2007</td><td width="10%">Pending Follow Up Review</td><td width="10%">Contractor</td><td width="7%">Padma Chirumalla</td><td width="5%">Low</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="5%">windows</td><td width="10%">test</td><td width="15%">Test</td></tr>
<tr class="data"><td width="8%">14816</td><td width="10%">Oct 31,2007;Nov 01,2007;Nov 02,2007</td><td width="10%">Production Install Complete</td><td width="10%">Contractor</td><td width="7%">Padma Chirumalla</td><td width="5%">Low</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="5%">windows</td><td width="10%">test</td><td width="15%">test</td></tr>
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<tr class="data"><td rowspan="1" width="5%">Linda Humm</td><td width="8%">16034</td><td width="10%">Dec 06,2007</td><td width="10%">Pending Production Install</td><td width="10%">CM Install LEVEL 1 pitt3/col3</td><td width="7%">Randal Hockenberry</td><td width="5%">Low</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">N</td><td width="4%">Y</td><td width="5%">pitt88</td><td width="10%">testing</td><td width="15%">testing</td></tr>
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Thanks,

Why are you asking a CSS question in a Java/JSP/JSTL forum? I would rather use a CSS forum for that. That HTML code is unnecessary too. Just post relevant code only, such as that CSS snippet.
Anyway, it may differ per web browser if this page rule will be picked up and it may also be a client side setting regarding printer settings. Nothing to do here.

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