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ZoeRochelle · 07-25-2013, 03:08 PM

There's more than one way to do this. My 2 favorites are:

Add the declaration "page-break-before:always" to the css for the title of each story. For example:

If your story titles are enclosed in the h2 tag:

Code:

<h2>Title of Story</h2>

then on your stylesheet.css file add:

Code:

h2 {
   page-break-before:always
   }

Another way is to split each story into its own file:

In the toolbar find Edit --> Split at Cursor. After you place the cursor at the end of a story, split the file by clicking on "Split at Cursor". Do this for all of the stories. Each file will automatically start on a new page in your reader.

There are ways to use the find and replace to do this quicker but this is the basic way.

07-25-2013, 03:08 PM	#4
ZoeRochelle Sigil Addict Posts: 14 Karma: 10 Join Date: Aug 2012 Device: Apple iPad Air 2	There's more than one way to do this. My 2 favorites are: Add the declaration "page-break-before:always" to the css for the title of each story. For example: If your story titles are enclosed in the h2 tag: Code: <h2>Title of Story</h2> then on your stylesheet.css file add: Code: h2 { page-break-before:always } Another way is to split each story into its own file: In the toolbar find Edit --> Split at Cursor. After you place the cursor at the end of a story, split the file by clicking on "Split at Cursor". Do this for all of the stories. Each file will automatically start on a new page in your reader. There are ways to use the find and replace to do this quicker but this is the basic way.