Need to make the margin-bottom -3em to ensure the text will all fit.
Add a link to css3-page.
Tom Clancy, 2008/12/05 09:36
Updated. I had the margin as -2em thinking at -3em I've left enough room for the letters anyway so it doesn't prove anything. However, even with -3em, Prince pushes them onto page 2.
Melinda Grant, 2008/12/29 19:45
Having the margin -2em was fine to prove the assertion, but (as I recall) the previous description said something about it all fitting on one page. It won't all fit unless you leave room for it. Either -2em and stating that the a and b will be on the page or -3em and stating that the a, b, and c will all be on the page seems fine to me.
Not clear to me that the font-size or the widows rules provide any value here…? (But setting widows to 1 would be useful – helps ensure the UA is prioritizing page-break props over widows/orphans.)
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You need to describe *what* all fits on one page.
Need to make the margin-bottom -3em to ensure the text will all fit.
Add a link to css3-page.
Updated. I had the margin as -2em thinking at -3em I've left enough room for the letters anyway so it doesn't prove anything. However, even with -3em, Prince pushes them onto page 2.
Having the margin -2em was fine to prove the assertion, but (as I recall) the previous description said something about it all fitting on one page. It won't all fit unless you leave room for it.
Either -2em and stating that the a and b will be on the page or -3em and stating that the a, b, and c will all be on the page seems fine to me.
Not clear to me that the font-size or the widows rules provide any value here…? (But setting widows to 1 would be useful – helps ensure the UA is prioritizing page-break props over widows/orphans.)
Think I got everything here. I will add additional cases as requested in http://wiki.csswg.org/test/css2.1/submit/175
Added additional case analogous to #175. Not sure if it works here as Prince isn't handling it.