The test as written won't fit on one page as the description asserts. But it's not important that the p all fits, only that it begins on the first page. (We're not proving 'page-break-inside: avoid', just 'page-break-after: avoid'.)
Change the description to “The letters a, b, and c follow. The 'a' must appear on this page.”
Might as well make the div margin-bottom -1em rather than -2em.
The font-size is not needed. Make widows 3 and orphans 1.
We'll need another test case here that pulls the content above it to the next page to avoid a page-break-after, and analogous for page-break-before-009. Probably best to add to the existing tests rather than creating new ones.
Tom Clancy, 2009/01/27 16:54
I've made the requested updates to the existing test. Will add new cases next.
Tom Clancy, 2009/01/29 06:54
Added another case. I think I've gotten this right, but it doesn't look so in Prince.
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The test as written won't fit on one page as the description asserts. But it's not important that the p all fits, only that it begins on the first page. (We're not proving 'page-break-inside: avoid', just 'page-break-after: avoid'.)
Change the description to “The letters a, b, and c follow. The 'a' must appear on this page.”
Might as well make the div margin-bottom -1em rather than -2em.
The font-size is not needed. Make widows 3 and orphans 1.
We'll need another test case here that pulls the content above it to the next page to avoid a page-break-after, and analogous for page-break-before-009. Probably best to add to the existing tests rather than creating new ones.
I've made the requested updates to the existing test. Will add new cases next.
Added another case. I think I've gotten this right, but it doesn't look so in Prince.