printing my page

[merickson]

I am putting together a site that has several drawings that will be printed out by my guests. On some similar sites, the diagrams I printed were half on one page, half on another. I don't want this to happen to my guests.
Is there a standard ASCII character that will force a page break when printed, but will not affect the screen display?

[aphel aura]

The drawings are too big? Or is this some ASCII arts we are talking here?

[meow]

The only option there is is the CSS page-break properties. I think they work well in modern browsers.

For instance
div.images { page-break-before: always }


http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/page.html#page-break-props

[merickson]

The problem is a smaller diagram followed by a large one. Either of them will fit on one page, but both won't. If I can't force a page break between them, you will get page1=small dig+1/2 of LargeDig Page2=second half of LargeDig

[meow]

See my post above. That's your only option if you don't want to write a print friendly version or offer a PDF file or similar for printing.

[merickson]

Thanks for the help.