yippiekyyay
Programmer
Hello forum,
looking here before, I came across this little bit of code:
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
<!--
.break {page-break-before: always;}
-->
</STYLE>
and then placing: <p CLASS="break"></p> whereever you need a page break.
This works awesome on my pages (it's for an intranet site - so I know MSE6.0 can handle the page breaks) with the exception of one I'm trying to do now. As soon as you take out the "." from the .break, the browser will ignore it as expected. Putting it back though creates a HUGE space at the top of the first 2 pages!
I don't get what I could be missing - it's the same code from other pages!
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
-Sean
looking here before, I came across this little bit of code:
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
<!--
.break {page-break-before: always;}
-->
</STYLE>
and then placing: <p CLASS="break"></p> whereever you need a page break.
This works awesome on my pages (it's for an intranet site - so I know MSE6.0 can handle the page breaks) with the exception of one I'm trying to do now. As soon as you take out the "." from the .break, the browser will ignore it as expected. Putting it back though creates a HUGE space at the top of the first 2 pages!
I don't get what I could be missing - it's the same code from other pages!
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
-Sean