Re: Is there any easy way to buffer a string?

I think I found myself an answer...

Here is a css property that does what I want, in case anyone else is interested.

<style>
span { page-break-after: always }
</style>
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From now on, whenever the browser encounteres a <span> tag, it will insert a page break when printing.

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Re: Re: Is there any easy way to buffer a string? by Cine (Friar) on Aug 23, 2001 at 00:24 UTC
Set this on a specific span id, or you could end up with very funny prints: `<style> span.printhere { page-break-after: always } </style> example <textarea>balblalblalbla</tesxtare><span id="printhere"></span>` [download] T I M T O W T D I	[reply] [d/l]