Hello. As always, thanks for such a fantastic tool!
I'm seeing some unexpected pagination behavior when dealing with an element that is floated and large enough height to break across multiple pages.
Attached is an HTML file and the PDF output I'm getting using the 20160715 build.
Expected output: "PROBLEM TWO" appears after the "d" box.
Actual output: "PROBLEM TWO" appears on the first page, after the "a" box.
I think I can see an argument for why the actual output here is a fair interpretation of "float:" in a paginated context. If this is the intended output, what's the smallest change I could make to get the output I describe in "Expected output" above? (The float: property here is part of a class that applies to a _lot_ of content, and so if at all possible I would love to find a workaround that does not require changing that.)
Thanks!
I'm seeing some unexpected pagination behavior when dealing with an element that is floated and large enough height to break across multiple pages.
Attached is an HTML file and the PDF output I'm getting using the 20160715 build.
Expected output: "PROBLEM TWO" appears after the "d" box.
Actual output: "PROBLEM TWO" appears on the first page, after the "a" box.
I think I can see an argument for why the actual output here is a fair interpretation of "float:" in a paginated context. If this is the intended output, what's the smallest change I could make to get the output I describe in "Expected output" above? (The float: property here is part of a class that applies to a _lot_ of content, and so if at all possible I would love to find a workaround that does not require changing that.)
Thanks!
