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Old 12-18-2019, 01:53 PM   #67
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Originally Posted by jhowell View Post
I have an update on this. The latest version of the Kindle Previewer, 3.36, no longer requires float to be used in order to have the page-break-inside:avoid property retained during conversion. I played around with it a bit and noticed some inconsistent behavior.

Regular paragraphs of text can be kept together in their entirety.

Applying this property to a span appears to do nothing.

Applying it to a div containing multiple paragraphs and a full width image causes them to all be kept together when shown in the Previewer. However on a Kindle running the 5.13.3 firmware the individual paragraphs are kept together but page breaks still occur between them.
So...in KP, it looks as though it will stay together, but in MOBI format (?), sideloaded, it breaks? Is that correct?

But we don't yet know what happens in a for-sale book that's been through the PW? (Publishing Workflow)?

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