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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
CSS spacing before a heading (or any element) that's been assigned the "page-break-before" CSS directive will be ignored by ADE (or at least it won't render). This happens a lot when the epub consists of one single html document with page breaks assigned via CSS.
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That's true, and it is an accepted (but optional) behaviour in the spec.
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In other words if you want spacing above the first item following a page break.. you need to physically start a new html file at that point. Otherwise, you won't be able to assign any spacing before that element.
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There are other possible methods. Only
margin is thrown away after a forced pagebrak. You can get space through
padding, or by having the pagebreak in a previous element, like this:
Code:
<div class="pagebreak"/>
<h2>Chapter 5</h2>
where div.pagebreak has "page-break-before: always" and h2 has some top margin.
Whether this is possible to generate directly from ID, that's a different matter.