I used CCK to define a new type of "page". I enabled the printer-friendly module and the contemplate content template module. In the administer themes configure section, I set enabled the "display post information on" for my new type of page.

But the order of appearance on my new type of page is:

change date/user

body

printer-friendly version link

I think I'm supposed to be able to use Contemplate to change the order (I would like it opposite: printer-friendly version link, body, change date/user.

But when I try to edit the template for my new content type, I cant get the edited by to appear correct... and my "template" hack looks like:

<div id="node-<?php print $node->nid ?>" class="node">

  <div class="clear-block clear">
    <div class="meta">        </div>

    <div class="links"><ul class="links inline"><li class="first last print"><a href="/IL/?q=<?php print $node->links['print']['href'] ?>" title="<?php print $node->links['print']['attributes']['title'] ?>" class="print-page print" rel="nofollow"><?php print $node->links['print']['title'] ?></a></li>
</ul></div>
  </div>
 
  <div class="content">
    <?php print $node->body ?>
  </div>

  <span class="submitted"><?php print $node->changed ?> — 
<a href="/IL/?q=user/<?php print $node->uid ?>" title="View user profile."><?php print $node->name ?></a></span>

</div>   

I get an extra printer-friendly version link near the top (under the "default" post information that I didnt want to be there), then the body ok, then a strange sort of post information (like 1243383838 - name), then *another* printer-friendly version link.

So... Does this mean I cannot control where the printer-friendly version link is, and that I just dont know how to code the post information... and I can't change it's location either? :)

A little help please. Thanks!