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Old 11-20-2014, 08:50 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by rosshalde View Post
I know I can just split into a new file, but is there a simple way in Sigil to command a regular paragraph to begin a fresh page within the same chapter/section/file?
To be honest, splitting into a new file IS the simple way. Otherwise, you're going to have to apply "page-break-before: always" CSS attributes to the class of the element (in your case; <p>) where you want a page-break. Which will work, of course, but also brings its own bugbears related to top-margin on various devices.

No, in your instance the simplest way is to split the file and make "TRUE TALES OF GOD’S HEROES" a heading (h1,2,3,4) so it gets picked up by the TOC generator.

In short, unless there are some really weird considerations (and there don't seems to be any here), just create (split) a new file wherever you want page breaks. It's easiest (and most compliant/supported) by far.
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