How to ensure when a html file is printed pdf, at some points new pages must start?

Question

How to print multiple html files into a single pdf file?

The current question stems from the above question.

If I merge multiple HTML files into a single HTML file, I want to make sure when I print the single file to pdf, the original HTML pages all started with a new pdf page. How can I achieve this? Is there an html tag that a browser might understand when printing an HTML file to pdf?

Answer 1

You can achieve this with CSS by specifying a print media rule that applies the page-break-before or page-break-after to a specific element inserted in HTML as a divider between each original html page. Alternatively if you have some container element to each original HTML, you could apply the rule to that.

Something like:

@media print {
    .divider {
        page-break-after: always;
     }
}