Page break after avoid does not work about markdown-css

Why are you up at 2am posting issues.

Afaik it will try to not break after the element, so anything after it shouldn't matter. It might just be starting the <p> element at the end of the page, and the actual text is on the following page.

p { page-break-inside: avoid; }

I'm guessing if that's the problem that should fix it.

I can't test this myself as my printer is packed away. Can you submit the file you're having problems with?

[cscorley]

But, adding that p {} section will cause all paragraphs to be non-breaking, which may not be desired (for long paragraphs).

This gist contains three files: the markdown file, the resulting HTML file, and PDF generated by printing through Chromium. Note that I am using python-markdown to generate the HTML, and Chromium 15.0.874.106 (Developer Build 107270 Linux) Ubuntu 10.04.

Ok, I've tested this a bit myself using the print preview in Firefox. I've also read over the CSS spec a few times, It doesn't seem like it should be breaking there.

This is the spec if you're interested in trying to figure it out yourself: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/page.html#page-breaks

[cscorley]

I attempted to peruse that spec before making the issue, but couldn't figure out the problem. I've also tried this in Safari 5.1.2, Chrome 16.0.912.77, and Firefox 9.0.1 (all tested on OSX). Maybe it works on Internet Explorer . . .

I'm just guessing it's a CSS limitation now. (It was 2 am afterall...)

I think you're right. I'll go ahead and close the issue, but I'll pursue the print style sheet a bit more once I have a bit of time.