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Enforce Print Page Breaks with CSS

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I have a page that basically displays all work orders for a given day. I have tried to create the HTML so that I can use page-break-after: always to create a logical print page break and continue on. However when the user prints the page, there are often overlaps, multiple work orders on the same page, etc. I simply want to enforce a hard page break that Firefox, Safari, and Chrome will listen to. My HTML looks like this <div class="WOPrint"> <div class="WOHeader"> <h1>Header stuff</h1> </div>  </div> <div class="WOPageBreak"></div> <div class="WOPrint"> <div class="WOHeader">

Insert page breaks between report groups with two-sided printing

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In group expert options I have set Keep Group Together, which makes sure a new page is set. With two-sided printing enabled, how can I make sure that a new group always forms on a new sheet of paper? Can this be done in the formula expert? Is there some way of checking if the page I'm on is even or odd and insert a page from there? Just asking leading questions because I'm not familiar with what is possible with Crystal's formula editor. BTW, This is Crystal XI Enterprise Server. You can do this with the onfirstrecord , pagenumber and the onlastrecord keywords. On the group header section "New

Which browsers support page break manipulation using CSS and the page-break-inside element?

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I'm trying to use the page-break-inside CSS directive, the class of which is to be attached to a div tag or a table tag (I think this may only work on block elements, in which case it would have to be the table). I've tried all the tutorials that supposedly describe exactly how to do this, but nothing works. Is this an issue of browser support or has anyone actually gotten this working, the exact bit of CSS looks like this: @media print { .noPageBreak { page-break-inside : avoid; } } Safari 1.3 and later (don't know about 4) do not support page-break-inside (try it, or see here: http:/

Get rid of page breaks in report

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问题 How do I get rid of the page breaks in an SSRS report, making the report display in a single page? 回答1: Open the report's .rdl file in a text editor and locate the <Page></Page> section. In that section, insert the following: <InteractiveHeight>0in</InteractiveHeight> <InteractiveWidth>8.5in</InteractiveWidth> In SSRS, an interactive height of 0 means the report has an infinite length and therefore, it will exist on a single page. 回答2: Make sure you do not have one of the properties set to

How to insert a page break in HTML so wkhtmltopdf parses it?

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问题 So basically I'm using wkhtmltopdf to convert a dynamic HTML report to PDF. The report has a particular format and I've been asked to clone that format with HTML. The problem I'm facing is that I can't simulate a 100% functional page break in html so wkhtmltopdf can interpret it and send content to another page. I'm trying to avoid page size measurement methods and so. TIA for any help provided. EDIT: So far I'm emulating page break using <br> and it works. I still have to do some testing

How to have no pagebreak after \\include in LaTeX

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My LaTeX makes me pagebreaks after each subsection because my subsections are in separate files. I use the command \include{file} which adds a pagebreak after the use of it. I would like to have no pagebreak caused by the use of \include{file} . How can you no pagebreak after the use of include -command? The newclude package suggested by Will Robertson is rather useful to avoid the clearpage. It appears, in order for \includeonly to work one has to call the package immediately after \documentclass{...} . In the complex environment of my dissertation I also ran into problems with broken

page-break-after does not work in Chrome

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I have a problem with page-break-after in Google Chrome during printing. It seems that it's not working. I tried Firefox and it's ok there. My code is: <div style="position: relative; display: block;"> <div style="display: block; page-break-after: always; position: relative;">Page 1</div> <div style="display: block; position: relative; page-break-before:always;">Page 2</div> </div> Is there any trick to get it done in Chrome? It is a hack, but Chrome doesn't support page-breaks very well. So try to use this instead: <body> <main role="main"> <section class="tabs"> <div class="tabbed-content">

Excel page breaks via VBA

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问题 As part of an overhaul of a report generator I saw what I believed to be inefficient code. This part of the code runs after the main report is generated to set the page breaks in logical positions. The criteria is this: Each Site starts on a new page. Group's aren't allowed to broken across pages. The code follows the above format: 2 loops doing those jobs. This is the original code (sorry for the length): Public Sub PageBreak(ByRef wstWorksheet As Excel.Worksheet, ByVal pctProgress As

Enforce Print Page Breaks with CSS

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问题 I have a page that basically displays all work orders for a given day. I have tried to create the HTML so that I can use page-break-after: always to create a logical print page break and continue on. However when the user prints the page, there are often overlaps, multiple work orders on the same page, etc. I simply want to enforce a hard page break that Firefox, Safari, and Chrome will listen to. My HTML looks like this <div class="WOPrint"> <div class="WOHeader"> <h1>Header stuff</h1> </div

Applying “page-break-before” to a table row (tr)

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According to W3.org, the style page-break-after applies to block level elements ( http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/CR-CSS21-20040225/page.html#page-break-props ) <tr> is a block level element (according to this: http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/block.html , it is) I'm doing this, but the page break is not creating an actual page break when printing: <table> <tr><td>blah</td></tr> <tr><td>blah</td></tr> <tr style="page-break-after: always"><td>blah</td></tr> <tr><td>blah</td></tr> </table> Am I doing this the correct way? If <tr> wasn't a block level element: how am I suppose to achieve this