Hiding buttons when printing and adjusting field to compensate

Question

Hi,
I had a request for a form in which the Add a Row button and Delete Row button are hidden when printed to make it look a little nicer.  I was able to hide the buttons when printing, but the table that the delete is part of still looks odd and there is a larger space than I'd like to have between the tables once the add a row doesn't show.  Is there are a way to make things look nicer?  I've attached the demo of the form I'm working on a sample of what it looks like right now when I print.
I did see a post about Hiding text field borders when printing and it sounded like I might need to do something similar, but I'm not quite sure what.
Thanks!
Image: https://acrobat.com/#d=HvU8V27oA*Ki6HzoI2Ec0w
Form: https://acrobat.com/#d=1K*EfksEnAH0azzxTrx31w

Answer 1

The easiest way to deal with the buttons down the side is to set the borders of those cells to none, then you don't have to worry about it - you will end up with a little extra space down the right side but the table will look finished when the buttons hide. This is how I do it, because the button takes the whole space of the cell I just don't put a border on it. Getting into hiding columns and shifting table size to fill the space is getting pretty tricky.
To get the tables closer together when you print and hide the add row button, put the following script in the prePrint event of the button:
this.presence = "hidden";
And this script in the postPrint event:
this.presence = "visible";
Because the button is part of the flowed subform the table is in when you set its presence to hidden the subform will close the gap.