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The solution is setting up a proper policy in your css ( or in your media= " print" stylesheet). the pdf is very design heavy with a lot of dynamic data so i' m using css to mock out the a4 formatted pages but i' ve reached a point where the data size is no longer predictable due to user input. for istance, you can force a page break before headings 1. pagebreak { page- break- before: always; } / * page- break- after works, css pdf page break as well * / } then add an empty div tag ( or any block element that generates a box) where you want the page break. definition and usage the page- break- after property adds a page- break after a specified element. page- break- before: right; } unfortunately, so far acrobat has a poor rendition of most css3 policies, thus in your pdf the heading will not start on a right page ( but. tip: the properties: page- break- before, page- break- after and page- break- inside help to css pdf page break define how a document should behave when printed. add a css class called " pagebreak" ( or " pb" ), like so: print {.
note: you cannot use this property on an empty < div> or on absolutely positioned elements. < div class= " pagebreak" > < / div> css page- break- after: auto; page- break- after: always; page- break- after: avoid; page- break- after: left; page- break- after: right; page- break- after: recto; page- break- after: verso; / * global values * / page- break- after: inherit; page- break- after: initial; page- break- after: revert; page- break- after: revert- layer; page- break- after: unset;. 1 i' m using handlebars and puppeteer to generate a pdf.
