[rsperberg]

It's only recently that I realized that when FBReader encounters text in <h1>, <h2>, <h3> etc. elements in an html file that it automatically begins a new page. Great for chapter beginnings. And I'll just use <strong> for subheadings, not <h4>.

I've been searching for a page-break-before capability and here it is.

I presume that in the FB2 format you can specify something like this in the file, but I haven't gotten very far in understanding the FB2 schema.

But I'm really wondering how to do the same using Plucker. Would Plucker execute a CSS page-break-before:always setting?

While I like this unexpected aspect of html files in FBReader, I'm wondering if there is some way to get it to follow links, at least within the same document. I put together some test files and see that a simple internal link is recognized by FBReader to the extent that it formats the link properly but won't actually jump to the anchored spot. Nor will it follow a link to another installed book/html file.

Internal links in Plucker files, on the other, do work fine. If someone has any experience that would shed light on this, please advise or: Misha, got answers?

Roger