Basically, Chrome doesn’t seem to offer a simple checkbox to be able to print background images from a webpage. This fix might work in other browsers as well.
Don’t ask me why one of the giants of the digital world can’t add a simple checkbox to their browser like IE does. But oh well, this is a workaround that works.
Simply add the following CSS rule to whatever element you want background elements to print. It could be a DIV or even add this to the CSS for your BODY.
-webkit-print-color-adjust:exact;
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