Styling the content of a given (sub-)chapter
can be done using a selector based on the <h(1-N)> node, using its [data-id="_subchaptername"] attribute.
If the style applied reduce the height of the content,
the content is well rechaped to fill the page by including next lines initially located on next page.
But the next page of the (sub-)chapter will not be styled since no <h(1-N)> node is avalaible there.
The selector I found to match the whole sub-chapter is the following:
.pagedjs_page[style*='--pagedjs-string-last-current-sub-chapter:"Sub-Chapter Name";']
But using this selector doesn't result in next lines beeing included in previous page to fill the remaining space,
this result in
the number of pages used by the sub-chapter to remain unchanged,
each pages of the chapter not beeing fully filled
Would you be aware of such a problem and have an idea of
how to style a multi-pages sub-chapter having its content fiting the space available ?
Styling the content of a given (sub-)chapter can be done using a selector based on the
<h(1-N)>node, using its[data-id="_subchaptername"]attribute. If the style applied reduce the height of the content, the content is well rechaped to fill the page by including next lines initially located on next page.But the next page of the (sub-)chapter will not be styled since no
<h(1-N)>node is avalaible there.The selector I found to match the whole sub-chapter is the following:
.pagedjs_page[style*='--pagedjs-string-last-current-sub-chapter:"Sub-Chapter Name";']But using this selector doesn't result in next lines beeing included in previous page to fill the remaining space, this result in
Would you be aware of such a problem and have an idea of how to style a multi-pages sub-chapter having its content fiting the space available ?