PageBreak if Content is not on one page

[PhilipBogner]

Hey Guys,

for you, i guess, its a simple question.

How you can see at my screenshot, i've got a table, and its at the end of the page. The content inside of the table is too big, so the table is getting streched on the next page.

Is it possible to say, if the content is too big, than do a page break and do everything on the next page, including the header, in this case the header "option"?

Hope you understand what i mean.

Sorry for the bad english.

BR,

Philip

[Rene Severens]

Hi,

Put your table inside a <div> tag
Create a style in the stylesheet div.nopagebreak

div.NoPageBreak
{
page-break-inside: avoid;
}

Apply this on the div in the topic.

Greetings,

Rene Severens

[PhilipBogner]

Works perfect, Thank you!

[deeptikorwar]

Hi,

Is there a way to achieve this within ordered and unordered lists? I have li followed by p.note or div.extendednote and I want to keep the li and note together.

Thanks,
Deepti

[Rene Severens]

Hi,

No, it will not work when placed a list and a note inside this div. All parts inside the div will be moved to the next page, which is probably not what you want.

Instead I use a styled p that makes sure that the text inside the note is always kept together (same code). This way the list will appear in the normal text flow, and when a used note ends up near the end of the page, only the note will be moved in total to the next page, and then the list continues. (works even for notes used inside lists).

Greetings,
Rene Severens

[ChoccieMuffin]

Hi,

Is there a way to achieve this within ordered and unordered lists? I have li followed by p.note or div.extendednote and I want to keep the li and note together.

Thanks,
Deepti

Is the note PART of the li, or does it belong outside the list?

If it ought to be part of the list item, in the li press Ctrl+; to make a paragraph, add p.note as a child of the li. To the paragraph inside the li that is immediately before, apply a "page-break-after:avoid" (I have a generic style called .KeepWithNext with this attribute so I can use it in several places).