Open nealrichardson opened 2 months ago
https://quarto.org/docs/authoring/article-layout.html#page-breaks is to manually insert page breaks, but that's not exactly what I had in mind.
The CRC guide says:
Don’t use hard-code formatting such as spacing, line breaks or page breaks into your manuscript early on as this is “premature optimization.” LaTeX determines line and page breaks on its own using a sophisticated algorithm, that nonetheless can occasionally provide a sub-optimal result. Manually coding in line or page breaks should only be done at the end, since any edits may make those choices inappropriate after the text reflows.
So I think we do nothing on this right now and ask about it as part of the final copyediting/proofing.
That makes sense. There are also some potential options here too: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75508806/rmarkdown-prevent-code-outputs-from-breaking-across-pages
Is that something we can do? Some of them look particularly silly, like with a closing parenthesis on the next page.