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Old 04-09-2018, 05:58 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by LeoD View Post
Hello,

I've seen other threads discussing page breaks, but none of them seemed to directly address my problem.

I've converted from .docx to epub using Calibre. My book has a lot of images in it, and I want some of them to occupy their own entire page, separate from the text. I've done this by inserting a "page break" in Word after the relevant images. However, this creates an entire unwanted blank page between the image and the text. (Before I put these page breaks in, the text was right up against the image on the same page.)

I can't figure out what the CSS coding is for this so that I can fix it in the editor. Any pointers?

Thanks!
Code:
page-break-before, page-break-after
also will happen if the margins on the image (and preceding P) use up all the available space
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