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Old 03-10-2010, 07:24 PM   #2
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Adobe Digital Editions respects the css 'page-break-before: always' style, though some other epub readers don't. The sure-fire way of forcing a pagebreak is to break the text into separate flows, which for InDesign means creating the epub from a Book that contains separate documents (each document will be a new flow).

As for the rest, try reading up on CSS2.

Creating epubs requires mix of typographic and technical skills equivalent to those needed to design a physical book.
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