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Since this isn't particularly perl related, I think a better venue
might be somewhere like stackoverflow.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Max<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/11/12 10:56 AM, Robert Pike
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<div>Not sure if anyone has had the need to do the following but
I thought I'd throw it out there. I have data displaying on a
webpage (dynamically generated) in a HTML table - 1 column for
text, 1 for images (if there are any), and 1 for more text. I
want to have it so that a row does not span 2 pages when
printed (very much like what page-break-inside: avoid seems to
accomplish). In some cases the first column's text can a few
"lines" long or it could be 20 lines long, causing the row to
expand vertically and therefore span 2 pages. Since the text
(length, fonts, etc..,) and images (present or not, number of)
vary it makes it hard to maximize the number of questions per
page while staying within the constraints. If you know of a
decent approach to take to get the desired paging results I'd
like to hear them. Cheers.</div>
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