Adjust page breaks after the current element.
Syntax
Page-Break-After: auto | always | avoid | left | right ;
auto - Automatic page breaks (neither forced nor forbidden).
always - Always force page breaks after the element.
avoid - Avoid page breaks after the element (no Firefox support).
left - Force page breaks after the element so that the next page is formatted as a left page (no Firefox support).
right - Force page breaks after the element so that the next page is formatted as a right page (no Firefox support).
Page breaks will only be visible when the page is printed, or in print preview.
Page breaks can fail to work if added inside tables, floating elements, inline-block elements, and block elements with borders.
Page-Break-After might in future be replaced by the more generic break-after. The new property adds support for column and region breaks.
Examples:
body { Page-Break-After: always; }
.emw3class { Page-Break-After: avoid; }
#emw3id { Page-Break-After: always; }
Try it:
Browser Support: All major browsers. (CSS 2.1)
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Related:
page-break-before - Adjust page breaks after the current element.