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Has anyone found a work around for a page-break-inside within Firefox. I am using a pdf generator and I am aware that page-break-inside is not supported. The length of the content is dynamic. The structure is css and usings divs and not tables.
I have tried changing the display to inline and inline-block.
It looks like page-break-inside is supported in Firefox:
http://caniuse.com/#search=page-break
http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_print_pagebi.asp
Is it possible to demo the problem?
Unfortunately bearhead, it is behind a secured server. There is more dynamic variables than simple html for me to mock it up. Imagine a pdf generated page with a list of feedback questions and their answers. All cascading with divs. The main section we have where it forces the page-break-before:always which is supported by FF but not the inside. Therefore, the inner div’s that are looping do not go to the next page.
Without a demo I can’t really help much :|
I’m still confused about your problem though… as far as I know (and tested) page-break-inside
is supported by firefox.
If you’re trying to do page-break-inside:always
, it won’t work in any browser because that syntax doesn’t exist. You can only do page-break-inside:auto
or page-break-inside:avoid