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Originally Posted by GeoffR
Yes the Adobe ePub reader supports page-break-before: always; page-break-after: avoid; page-break-inside: avoid; etc.
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Good to know, thanks.
You wrote in another posting, that, in generell, the layout capability of the adobe software is better than from the other software for kepubs.
Is there anywhere a nice big data table which faces that two types of software next together?
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Originally Posted by GeoffR
(there is no such CSS property as page-break, there is only page-break-before, page-break-after, page-break-inside.)
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Sorry, my mistake. I know that, but forgot it in the moment, where I wrote the last posting.
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Originally Posted by GeoffR
It makes a big difference, if you try to put a whole large book into a single html file then you will get a very poor reading experience in the ePub reader with slow page turns, and you might also have problems with the TOC and chapter stats graph features in the KePub reader because these assume that there is one chapter per html file.
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OK, that is a clear statement. I will give the idea of one single file than.