The epub backend currently doesn't support 'page-break-inside: avoid;' and doesn't print or render as if it does. Paragraphs and divs applied with the setting applied don't render on the next page like they should. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open epub with paragraph css styled to avoid page break inside 2. Print or display in page viewer 3. Note page bottom and find paragraph split between two pages Actual Results: Paragraph was split between two pages on printout and display. Expected Results: Page break should have been parsed by Okular and print / page output should have been rendered with page break. Styling was attempted by class and style in css with <div> and <p> tags.
Please attach such a file.
Created attachment 83555 [details] Lorem Ipsum test for epub page-break-inside: avoid The only validation issue is the dc:identifier tag which errors the validator and which I didn't find a readily accessible solution for.
Do you have any epub reader that does what you say with this tags?
Adobe Digital Editions seemed to function properly for Windows. I haven't found any on Linux yet that properly support the tag.
Albert, does comment #4 provide the requested information? Please set the bug status.
I guess