I know, know, paper is so 1990 but I just wanted to pull a paper over at Nature to read during seminar later.  Unfortunately I used the big fat "Print" button on the manuscript page.  This is what I got:

Notice anything funny about the figures?

I guess next time I'll just download the PDF and print it that way.  However, even I know that if you stick blocks of text and figures in DIV or P code blocks, they won't get hacked off by the browser print renderer.  I think some web developer was sleeping at the keyboard.  A good example of this on LabSpaces can be seen if your try printing this page.  You'll notice that in the browser rendered view, all 3 images butt up on one another, however in the print preview, the third image is moved to the bottom of the second page.  This is because the image is in a DIV and the browser knows to not cut images in DIVs in half.

I can't be the only person that's ever tried using that button, right?