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Originally Posted by DaleDe
It is a nice work-around but wouldn't it be even better if Amazon didn't need this at all. Either of the fixes should have worked by themselves. To require both is a bug.
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Yes! There is no logical reason why my fix works, while using
or
Code:
page-break-before:always;
alone does not. I tried positioning things in many different ways too.
As I mentioned earlier, in the latest
"Amazon Kindle Publishing Guidelines", on page 7 it states:
Text guideline #2: page breaks
Use the page break standard CSS page-break-before and page-break-after attributes.
There is no mention of
at all. I tried their suggestion alone, and it didn't work perfectly.
If anyone does comes up with a better (more logical) solution, I'm all ears.
