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There should be CSS page break control properties to ensure page breaks are placed at reasonable locations.
Problem
Currently it can break right after a heading or subheading, as happens in the example resume:
This is generally not considered good typography and should be avoided.
Expected behaviour
At minimums, page breaks should be prevented directly after headings and subheadings. I donʼt know if CSS allows widow/orphan control, but if so that would be nice too. Ideally, it should be between highligts <li>s, not within them.
Alternatives
Page breaks could be prevented inside the entire .detail-itemdiv, which is the equivalent to what eg. jsonresume-theme-full, but for long work experience descriptions that might cause excessive page breaks.
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Subject of the feature
There should be CSS page break control properties to ensure page breaks are placed at reasonable locations.
Problem
Currently it can break right after a heading or subheading, as happens in the example resume:

This is generally not considered good typography and should be avoided.
Expected behaviour
At minimums, page breaks should be prevented directly after headings and subheadings. I donʼt know if CSS allows widow/orphan control, but if so that would be nice too. Ideally, it should be between highligts
<li>
s, not within them.Alternatives
Page breaks could be prevented inside the entire
.detail-item
div
, which is the equivalent to what eg.jsonresume-theme-full
, but for long work experience descriptions that might cause excessive page breaks.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: