Xaiocun wrote:

>I need to put page break in the
>resulting HTML so that it could be printed on printers.  How can I put a
>page break in XSL?  If not possible, I know that it is possible to put
>page break in CSS2.

The simple way is to just use CSS2 styles for this.  For example, I just
put this into the output as a literal:

  <div style="page-break-before: always" />

The hard way is to use XSL FO.  But if you can get away with not going there, you'll probably get done faster.

Rick Suiter




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