Forced page breaks for printing

OS is XP, I'm running Dreamweaver MX2004

I don't know much at all about css. I have a page at http://westsidestadium.org/content/dictionary.html (untitled document)
which I created in simple html. I understand it is impossible to use html to force page break for visiting browser when printing page, but that there is a IE compliant css. Can I add a simple strand of css into an otherwise html document? How would this code look and work? Where exactly would I place it on the page?

Thanks!

<p style="page-break-before: always;">

Blair


hoofaway wrote:

OS is XP, I'm running Dreamweaver MX2004

I don't know much at all about css. I have a page at
http://westsidestadium.org/content/dictionary.html (untitled
document)
which I created in simple html. I understand it is impossible to use
html to force page break for visiting browser when printing page, but
that there is a IE compliant css. Can I add a simple strand of css
into an otherwise html document? How would this code look and work?
Where exactly would I place it on the page?

Thanks!

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http://www.albertarowing.ca
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But you shouldn't expect this to work reliably....

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"Blair Rasmussen" <brasmussen_ca (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

p style="page-break-before: always;"

Blair


hoofaway wrote:
OS is XP, I'm running Dreamweaver MX2004

I don't know much at all about css. I have a page at
http://westsidestadium.org/content/dictionary.html (untitled
document)
which I created in simple html. I understand it is impossible to use
html to force page break for visiting browser when printing page, but
that there is a IE compliant css. Can I add a simple strand of css
into an otherwise html document? How would this code look and work?
Where exactly would I place it on the page?

Thanks!

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Blair Rasmussen
Oshima Web Solutions
------------------------------
http://www.oshima.ca
http://www.albertarowing.ca
------------------------------

Thanks, Blair and Murray!

Blair, I take it I drop this tag in where I want page break to occur? Do I then have to un-do the tag?

You're welcome. But it ain't gonna work so well....

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"hoofaway" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Thanks, Blair and Murray!

Blair, I take it I drop this tag in where I want page break to occur? Do I
then have to un-do the tag?

I hear you, Murray! If I can get it to work on one IE, I'll be happy!

Signed, hoofaway (just call me easy to please!)