9.7.3.20 footnoteLayoutLikeWW8 (Ignore Page Break from Continuous Section Break)
This element specifies that applications should override the default behaviour for a continuous section break
when one or more footnotes are present on the page with the footnote. This override typically results in text
being displayed on the same page as a continuous section break (after the break, which would normally move all
following text to the next page). Typically, applications render a continuous section break as a page break when one or more footnoteRef
elements (Part 1, §17.11.13) occur on that page before the break, as described in Part 1, §17.18.77. This
element, when present with a val attribute value of true (or equivalent), specifies that applications should allow
any paragraph after the section break that contains no footnoteRef elements (Part 1, §17.11.13) to be displayed
on the same page. If the resulting content reaches the page extents, the section’s page break is ignored.
Il y a meme un exemple avec images a l'appui.
Je te l'ai dit, faut pas te fier aux sites de propagande.
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9.7.3.20 footnoteLayoutLikeWW8 (Ignore Page Break from Continuous Section Break)
This element specifies that applications should override the default behaviour for a continuous section break
when one or more footnotes are present on the page with the footnote. This override typically results in text
being displayed on the same page as a continuous section break (after the break, which would normally move all
following text to the next page).
Typically, applications render a continuous section break as a page break when one or more footnoteRef
elements (Part 1, §17.11.13) occur on that page before the break, as described in Part 1, §17.18.77. This
element, when present with a val attribute value of true (or equivalent), specifies that applications should allow
any paragraph after the section break that contains no footnoteRef elements (Part 1, §17.11.13) to be displayed
on the same page. If the resulting content reaches the page extents, the section’s page break is ignored.
Il y a meme un exemple avec images a l'appui.
Je te l'ai dit, faut pas te fier aux sites de propagande.