I haven’t ever had luck with consistently preventing something like that. It may be a bit dirty, but if the questions are usually of the sameish length can you force a page-break after every X questions? <style type=”text/css”> .pageBreak{ page-break-before: always; } </style> <question>…</question><br class=”pageBreak” /> <question>…</question> (Or apply that class to the question or … Read more
You could try: \begin{samepage} This is the first paragraph. This is the first paragraph. This is the first paragraph. This is the first paragraph. \nopagebreak This the second. This the second. This the second. This the second. This the second. This the second. This the second. This the second. \end{samepage} samepage prevents LaTeX from pagebreaking … Read more
For some reason, the “@media print” didn’t quite do it. I just went with .page-break { display:block; clear:both; page-break-after:always; } for the CSS rule, and then I stuck the following in my page for a page break: <div class=”page-break”></div> That just worked.
I found an answer. Use a Rectangle at the bottom of each SubReport after all Tablixes and other rendering Objects. Then set its “PageBreak” property to “End”. When the SubReport is finished with the Tablix and/or other data objects, the Rectangle forces a page break. Also, a cool feature, if the SubReport returns no rows … Read more
I’m using <br pagebreak=”true”/>. Find method writeHTML and code if ($dom[$key][‘tag’] AND isset($dom[$key][‘attribute’][‘pagebreak’])) { // check for pagebreak if (($dom[$key][‘attribute’][‘pagebreak’] == ‘true’) OR ($dom[$key][‘attribute’][‘pagebreak’] == ‘left’) OR ($dom[$key][‘attribute’][‘pagebreak’] == ‘right’)) { // add a page (or trig AcceptPageBreak() for multicolumn mode) $this->checkPageBreak($this->PageBreakTrigger + 1); } if ((($dom[$key][‘attribute’][‘pagebreak’] == ‘left’) AND (((!$this->rtl) AND (($this->page % 2) … Read more
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.
This is an extremely hacky solution, but it works for me: h1 { page-break-inside: avoid; } h1::after { content: “”; display: block; height: 100px; margin-bottom: -100px; } Basically I create an invisible element that increases the size of the <h1> without affecting the content after it. When page-break-inside: avoid is applied and the whole <h1> … Read more
Parent elements can not have float on them. Setting float:none on all parent elements makes page-break-before:always work correctly. Other things that can break page-break are: using page-break inside tables floating elements inline-block elements block elements with borders
Specify a CSS rule specific to the print media type. There are a number of properties that can be used for paging. I find it easiest to attach the page-break-before property to a class, as shown below. In the HTML: <p>Page 1, paragraph 1</p> <p class=”new-page”>Page 2, paragraph 1</p> <p>Page 2, paragraph 2</p> In the … Read more
You can use the following: <style type=”text/css”> table { page-break-inside:auto } tr { page-break-inside:avoid; page-break-after:auto } </style> Refer the W3C’s CSS Print Profile specification for details. And also refer the Salesforce developer forums.