- Defining Styles
- Using Style Settings
- Class Reference
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Settings Reference
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Document Settings
- baseline-grid-size
- column-count
- column-spacing-width
- footnote-enumeration
- footnote-placement
- footnote-style
- locale
- page-binding
- page-height
- page-inset-bottom
- page-inset-inner
- page-inset-outer
- page-inset-top
- page-number-format
- page-number-reset
- page-number-style
- page-orientation
- page-width
- section-break
- two-sided
- Headers and Footers
- Footnotes Area
- Inline
- Media
- Footnotes
- Paragraph
- Divider
- List
- Table
- Table Cell
- Table of Contents
- Table of Contents Item
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Document Settings
- Editor Plugins
section-break
Specifies whether headings or dividers will introduce a section break. On two-sided output, an empty page may be placed before a new section to keep the first side of a section on the left or right side of the output. The :first-page header and footer style will be used for all first pages of a section. Depending on the footnote-enumeration setting, the enumeration of footnotes will restart on a section. If a heading level is specified for section breaks, the heading level and all higher levels will insert to a section break (e.g. if heading-3 is specified for section-break, also heading-2 and heading-1 will lead to a section break.)
Availability
Available in: Document Settings
Type
Available values
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
none |
No section break. Used as default. |
heading-1 |
Section break on heading 1. |
heading-2 |
Section break on heading 2 and higher. |
heading-3 |
Section break on heading 3 and higher. |
heading-4 |
Section break on heading 4 and higher. |
heading-5 |
Section break on heading 5 and higher. |
heading-6 |
Section break on heading 6 and higher. |
paragraph-divider |
Section breaks on dividers. |
Default value
none
Inherited
Yes.
Example
document-settings {
page-binding: left
section-break: heading-2
two-sided: yes
}