For your reading enjoyment...

A nice overview of the separation of presentation from structure:
http://molly.com/articles/markupandcss/2002-02-truelanguage1.php  

And an introductory piece on print stylesheets:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/goingtoprint/ 

And lastly, the CSS to do it:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_ref_print.asp  

- Ed.

>>> andy <phil.andy.graves@gmail.com> 7/19/2005 6:27:52 AM >>>

I'm not sure if this has been covered before, but why doesn't any HTML
spec have anything about page breaks written in it? Sometimes I just
need a hard break between specific paragraphs that I write, and all
flavors of HTML, including XHTML, don't include it. Sure I can just
create a whole new page, but sometimes that's just not as desirable,
or even easy (do you know exactly when your document is going to break
on a page printout, and when Firefox is going to split an image in
half?)

I think this would handle one of the two major issues as to why I'd
rather get the sometimes-available pdf version of a document over it's
HTML sibling. The only other issue is inline media, and I doubt that
will ever be properly handled in a single ml type file.

In conclusion, I think a page break tag in some later version of XHTML
would add more than it would take away.

-Andy




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