Quote:
Originally Posted by Jellby
If you have something like:
Code:
<blockquote>
<p>"Red hair, sir, in my opinion, is dangerous."</p>
<div class="attribution">P.G. Wodehouse</div>
</blockquote>
just add "page-break-before: avoid;" the the div.attribution style. (I'm afraid some readers will not always honour it, though.)
If you don't, maybe you should. |
Jellby's right (his CSS-fu is
mighty, BTW--you could do FAR worse than to crack open some of his ePUBs and emulate him, if you are learning); the problem is, many devices do NOT honor keep-togethers or avoids. And yes, if you're going to be making books more than once, you should a) wrangle with CSS--I originally learned from W3schools, cracking open ePUBs that my then-betters had made (and I still do), and trial-and-error, with a LOT of emphasis on the "error" part, and b) try to find a device.
I won't get into a device recommendation here--that would be like a declaration of war, trust me, and it's irrelevant to Sigil--but having a device is VERY helpful. (You can find used Nooks, etc., cheaply on Craigslist, methinks.) I'm always surprised by new stuff on devices (like the time with very,
very unhappy surprise hyphenation issues on Nooks.)
HTH,
Hitch