HTML and CSS Reference
In-Depth Information
page-break-inside
Indicates whether a page break inside an element should or should not occur. For example,
page-break-inside: avoid
could be used on list elements like
ul
,
ol
, and
dl
to prevent list
items from appearing on different pages.
Value:
auto | avoid
Initial value:
auto
Inherited: Yes
Applies to: Block-level elements
Supported by: Opera
widows
If a paragraph is broken across two pages, some of its lines appear at the top of the next page
and the others remain at the bottom of the page. These are referred to as “widows” and
“orphans,” respectively. This property defines the minimum number of widows.
Value:
<integer>
Initial value:
2
Inherited: Yes
Applies to: Block-level elements
Supported by: Opera
orphans
If a paragraph is broken across two pages, some of its lines appear at the top of the next page
and the others remain at the bottom of the page. These are referred to as “widows” and
“orphans,” respectively. This property defines the minimum number of orphans.
Value:
<integer>
Initial value:
2
Inherited: Yes
Applies to: Block-level elements
Supported by: Opera
