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Originally Posted by JSWolf
This is why it's best to break the HTML into another HTML file at the break point. You then don't have to worry about webkit or Books aor any other software not respecting a page break in CSS.
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Here the main issue is to AVOID a break after some elements. Or to have all elements joined (break-inside: avoid|avoid-column). The problem is how to avoid fragmentation, not how to generate it (that is easy).