froala / wysiwyg-editor

The next generation Javascript WYSIWYG HTML Editor.
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Can we Add our content in multiple pages as Google docs #2689

Closed vartikatomaradl closed 6 years ago

vartikatomaradl commented 6 years ago
Expected behavior.

(Allow user to add content in multiple pages instead of a single page)

Actual behavior.

(Currently we have a single page in editor, we don't have any page break facility or any plugin)

Steps to reproduce the problem.

(Is it possible to break editor page into multiple pages like google docs. For Example: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fLBLMkKe6pJKX1otiSTs9cwbrbSQ2snmDTbEgKZ_pzU/edit)

OS.

(Any)

Browser.

(Any)

stefanneculai commented 6 years ago

We don't have a page editing mode yet, however, it is on our feature-list.

vartikatomaradl commented 6 years ago

Can you please provide an approx date for this feature to be included in froala editor?

davidalejandroaguilar commented 6 years ago

+1, this would be immensely helpful for generating documents.

karanjariwala commented 5 years ago

+1, We have recently bought froala and are looking for a way to add page breaks in the document.

alan-albuquerque commented 5 years ago

Hi, I have a project that generates a document in the browser, just like Google Docs. This option would be great! Is this feature being considered?

antoniosamay commented 5 years ago

Any updates on this feature?

stefanneculai commented 5 years ago

It is on our roadmap: https://wysiwyg-editor-roadmap.froala.com/public/ideas/5916

ghost commented 4 years ago

+1, long road map, 2 and a half years :(

herbertharriola commented 3 years ago

3 years and a couple months after and the functionality is not added.....

MRH136 commented 2 years ago

4 years and couple months without any updates !!

ignaraph commented 2 years ago

Currently im handling this by using the html.insert method of froala to insert an <img /> element that has these css classes: -border:1px dashed #aaa; -display:block; -width:100%; -height:5px; -margin-top:15px; -page-break-before:always;

I include the border so that the user has a visible feedback of where the page break was inserted.

Personally using the html2pdf library to convert the file to pdf, before creating the pdf im parsing the html and replacing the border color from #aaa to transparent. Works like a charm

Hope this helps someone