pagebreak

.pagebreak -> Node

Creates a page break. In standard Quarkdown, this is also achievable with <<< on its own line, but this function provides a more explicit way to insert a page break, and can be used within other function calls.

Example:

.pagebreak

As a PageBreak primitive, this function can be used in .extend to affect all page breaks in the document, including those introduced by the <<< syntax:

.extend {pagebreak}
    .container border:{1px dashed gray}

    .super