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drummerboy · 08-13-2012, 05:54 PM

Thanks, Jellby. What I ended up doing was putting the image and text within <div> tags and applying: "display:inline-block; page-break-before:always;". I read that iBooks doesn't recognize the "page-break-x" attributes so "inline-block" would still be a way of keeping the elements together.

I was wondering if "page-break-before:always" is better than "page-break-inside:avoid"? The former would keep the images and text on a separate page away from other elements - I wasn't sure if this was a more reliable way of keeping the text and images together or if both would work equally, just in different ways?

Thanks for your help.

08-13-2012, 05:54 PM	#3
drummerboy Junior Member Posts: 4 Karma: 10 Join Date: Aug 2012 Device: none	Thanks, Jellby. What I ended up doing was putting the image and text within <div> tags and applying: "display:inline-block; page-break-before:always;". I read that iBooks doesn't recognize the "page-break-x" attributes so "inline-block" would still be a way of keeping the elements together. I was wondering if "page-break-before:always" is better than "page-break-inside:avoid"? The former would keep the images and text on a separate page away from other elements - I wasn't sure if this was a more reliable way of keeping the text and images together or if both would work equally, just in different ways? Thanks for your help.