I am 80% of the way to a solution when using an html to print a page. However, my page includes many collapsed elements that may be playing a role in my problem. Although there is the potential for all these dropdowns to be needed (see “How it looks in Editor”), depending on user choices, most scenarios result in the equivalent of only 1 page of data needing to be printed (see “This is what the user thinks they are printing”). Unfortunately, in the print preview, the code (in the average scenario above) generates only 1 page of data (perfect) and 2 blank pages to be printed even when the ‘form’ on the screen only shows the user the equivalent of 1 page of data. The problem may need to be solved before the PRINT button is pushed (see the Extra Space image). I don’t understand why this space exists below my last element. I am assuming it has something to do with my collapsed elements but those are positioned above the print button, so 
. If I can work around this with adjusting the html body code to default to printing 1 page that is one option. If I can figure out why this space exists and remove it that is better. Can you help?
My Question: what is the best way to print only the elements that are expanded - or ‘show’ to the user? Thank you!
This is what the user thinks they are printing
This shows the 3 pages (2 blank) that will print
html code
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How it looks in Editor
