Hiding htmlb button from javascript

Hi all,
I am printing my bsp page by clicking a html:button. I use javascript self.print for that.
It works fine.But i want to hide buttons while printing.
could anyone help me?
Advance thanks,
JBP.

Hi raja,
I am using Eddy's code only..
In my case, using this doesn't reflect changes...
<link rel="stylesheet" href="print_only.css" media="print">
But if use,
<%@include file="print_only.css"%>
no button is displayed in the page itself...
My problem is <b> media="print" </b> is not working...
Rgds,
JBP.
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