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The page-break-after property
allows you to specify whether a page breaks occurs after a tag when you print out
a page. For example:
p.break {page-break-after: always;}
This code would always force a page break after a paragraph that has a class="break".
You can have the following values:
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always forces a page break
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auto uses default page
breaks. I cant see why you would use it because it is the same as doing nothing
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avoid avoid a page break
after the tag. This means the current tag is kept on the same page as the subsequent
tag. You might use this with every <h1>
tag to make sure a header stays with the paragraph that follows it (like keep
with next in Microsoft Word)
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left forces a page break
on left hand pages. The new page is always then a left hand page. You might get
blank pages for this to work
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right forces a page break
on right hand pages. The new page is always then a right hand page. You might
get blank pages for this to work
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