Print reftests are like ordinary reftests, except that the output is rendered to pagninated form and then compared page-by-page with the reference.
Print reftests are distinguished by the string -print in the filename immediately before the extension, or by being under a directory named print. Examples:
css/css-foo/bar-print.html is a print reftestcss/css-foo/print/bar.html is a print reftestcss/css-foo/bar-print-001.html is not a print reftestLike ordinary reftests, the reference is specified using a <link rel=match> element.
The default page size for print reftests is 12.7 cm by 7.62 cm (5 inches by 3 inches).
All the features of ordinary reftests also work with print reftests including fuzzy matching. Any fuzzy specifier applies to each image comparison performed i.e. separately for each page.
In some cases it may be desirable to only compare a subset of the output pages in the reftest. This is possible using
<meta name=reftest-pages content=[range-specifier]>
Where a range specifier has the form
range-specifier = <specifier-item> ["," <specifier-item>]* specifier-item = <int> | <int>? "-" <int>?
For example to specify rendering pages 1 and 2, 4, 6 and 7, and 9 and 10 of a 10 page page document one could write:
<meta name=reftest-pages content="-2,4,6,7,9-">