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Trane · 11-19-2018, 05:08 PM

Hi... have a very long book (over 3k pages in KP) and noticed many of the sub-chapter headings are orphaned with blank space and the text starting on the next page (usually when an image that accompanies the text is too large to be put on the previous page).

I don't want to create a sep HTML file for each sub-heading, so was going to use this:

<div style="page-break-before:always;"></div>

... to keep the heading with the text... But was wondering if it can be placed in the CSS somehow so I don't have to manually paste it into several dozen places in the book code? TIA

EDIT: Uh, I think I found the answer here. Sorry for the post but hope it helps someone else.

11-19-2018, 05:08 PM	#1
Trane Groupie Posts: 165 Karma: 51147 Join Date: Dec 2016 Device: android tablet	Can this 'tag' go in a CSS? Hi... have a very long book (over 3k pages in KP) and noticed many of the sub-chapter headings are orphaned with blank space and the text starting on the next page (usually when an image that accompanies the text is too large to be put on the previous page). I don't want to create a sep HTML file for each sub-heading, so was going to use this: <div style="page-break-before:always;"></div> ... to keep the heading with the text... But was wondering if it can be placed in the CSS somehow so I don't have to manually paste it into several dozen places in the book code? TIA EDIT: Uh, I think I found the answer here. Sorry for the post but hope it helps someone else. Last edited by Trane; 11-19-2018 at 05:19 PM. Reason: found answer, I think...