Pagination Problem

[Rhino]

I've been experimenting with pagination in the CSS for a print version of a
resume. I want to force the "Addendum" section of the resume to start on a
new page. The addendum begins with an H2 heading on the word Addendum so I
have this line in my HTML:

<h2 class="addendum">Addendum</h2>

and this in my CSS:

h2.addendum {page-break-before: always};

At the moment, I am testing in IE6 on Windows XP. When I go to the resume
and click on Print Preview, it shows that the Addendum is NOT starting on a
new page despite the CSS.

What am I doing wrong?

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Rhino

[Rhino]

Oops, please ignore this post: I found the problem and the page-break-before
on the addendum is now working as desired.

Rhino

"Rhino" <rh****@NOSPAM.sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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I've been experimenting with pagination in the CSS for a print version of a resume. I want to force the "Addendum" section of the resume to start on a
new page. The addendum begins with an H2 heading on the word Addendum so I
have this line in my HTML:

<h2 class="addendum">Addendum</h2>

and this in my CSS:

h2.addendum {page-break-before: always};

At the moment, I am testing in IE6 on Windows XP. When I go to the resume
and click on Print Preview, it shows that the Addendum is NOT starting on a new page despite the CSS.

What am I doing wrong?

--
Rhino

[Harlan Messinger]

Rhino wrote:

I've been experimenting with pagination in the CSS for a print version of a
resume. I want to force the "Addendum" section of the resume to start on a
new page. The addendum begins with an H2 heading on the word Addendum so I
have this line in my HTML:

<h2 class="addendum">Addendum</h2>

and this in my CSS:

h2.addendum {page-break-before: always};

The semicolon belongs before the brace, though I don't think that's
causing the problem.

Anyway, when you are asking for help debugging, you ought to provide a
link to the page in question. If you don't know where the problem lies,
then it's entirely possible that it lies somewhere other than in the
bits of code you happen to have provided.

A test page I created for myself works fine--even with the misplaced
semicolon.

[bill]

Rhino wrote:

Oops, please ignore this post: I found the problem and the page-break-before
on the addendum is now working as desired.

Rhino
what did you do to fix it ?
"Rhino" <rh****@NOSPAM.sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:JX*********************@news20.bellglobal.com ...

I've been experimenting with pagination in the CSS for a print version of

a

resume. I want to force the "Addendum" section of the resume to start on a
new page. The addendum begins with an H2 heading on the word Addendum so I
have this line in my HTML:

<h2 class="addendum">Addendum</h2>

and this in my CSS:

h2.addendum {page-break-before: always};

At the moment, I am testing in IE6 on Windows XP. When I go to the resume
and click on Print Preview, it shows that the Addendum is NOT starting on

a

new page despite the CSS.

What am I doing wrong?

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Rhino

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Bill Drescher
william {at} TechServSys {dot} com