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CSS Page-breaks are a fickle beast. In order for this to work the way you expect, there are a few rules you need to follow with the structure of your HTML. First, break-* CSS rules will only work on block-level elements; display: block; (no inline-block, flex, or grid allowed). Second, and hopefully this is no longer a thing, don't use float. Lastly, if you are using anything other than position: relative; on the elements where you want breaks applied AND their parents, your mileage may vary.
I hit a similar issue and after learning the facts above was able to make things work as expected. Good luck!
I ended up upgrading the dependencies to get latest Puppeteer v19. Now I can use the latest CSS break-* rules (break-inside: avoid; is what you want). There were only 2 or 3 breaking changes (Winston was one of them) to work thru. It was pretty painless. You will also need to include a .puppeteerrc.cjs file to define the cacheDirectory if you are deploying to Heroku.
how should I prevent it?? page break is not working properly. I had attached a screenshot here.
this is my HTML page - http://52.33.128.210/pdf-htmls/test6.html
I am generating this HTML using a dynamic section. so should i prevent a proper page break?
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