HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables Using CSS

B.81. page

The @page at-rule can be given an identifier so that you can declare different page types for use by a site when printing. For example, this style rule sets up a page type named mylandscape:

@page mylandscape {
  size: 11in 8.5in;
  margin: 1in;
  marks: crop;
}

The page property lets you assign a named page type to selected elements. Those elements will then be printed on the specified page type.

Inherited: Yes

B.81.1. Value

An identifier assigned to a @page rule declared elsewhere, or auto.

Initial value: auto

B.81.2. Compatibility

CSS Version: 2

Internet Explorer 5 for Macintosh, Netscape 6, Mozilla, and Opera browsers support this property, but do not actually apply it.

B.81.3. Example

This style rule ensures that all div elements ...