re: Does anyone know of a way to insert a Page Break in a HTML d ocume---nt?

[Cheryl Lambert <clambert01 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

To set a page break in an HTML document (for printing, not viewing), you
must use the "page-break-before" or "page-break-after" style sheet
property *on an HTML tag* (i.e., you cannot define this in an external
style sheet file or in an embedded style sheet definition). Valid values
for these style sheet properties are "always" and "auto". My reference
book says it works for IE4 (buggy) and NS6 (IE6 wasn't out yet when the
book was written). Another reference book says you *can* define an
embedded or external style definition. You'll need to test it.

Examples:

<h3 style="page-break-before: always;">

<table style="page-break-after: always;">

"always" means just that: always put a page break before or after the HTML
tag. 
"auto" allows the browser to place the page breaks (just like it usually
does).

-Cheryl

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