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Originally Posted by Jellby
Yes, that's what I meant. I'm not sure it will work everywhere, probably not, I'd bet there are some readers that don't honour pagebreaks, but I guess there would be a few other things that wouldn't work. For some renderers you may have to include some content in the <div>, or it will be discarded: <div class="pagebreak"> </div> should be enough.
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Oh, okay, thanks -- I'll put that space in my div, then.
I guess there's not much I can do -- no matter how I tried to do this -- about older (or crappier) devices that would ignore what I'm trying to accomplish here, but hopefully in time these things will just be the norm.
If/when I decided to convert my EPUB to MOBI format, for Kindle, are there any issues related to this that I should know about? I do hope that I don't have to completely re-think (and re-do) everything for that.
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There's a caveat with this solution (or with forcing pagebreaks in general): the page numbers in ADE will ignore this pagebreak, i.e., there will be no new page number after the pagebreak, it will just continue being the same "page" as before.
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Oh, gee, I took a look and you're right! That's weird. Well, I suppose most people won't be paying too close attention to the page numbering anyway in their e-readers -- they're not exactly "burned in stone" anyway, of course.
Thanks so much for your help, Jellby -- as always! You should get a medal for the number of times you've saved the day (for me, and others).
