Chapter 13 - Paged media - 13.2 Page boxes: the @page rule
Go to the relevant page of the specification.
- at-page-rule-001 (invalid, paged)
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Ignoring at-rules inside declaration blocks
At-rules inside @page blocks are parsed as invalid at-rule statements. - page-container-000 (paged)
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Paged Media root container
For a single-page document, the containing box for the root element is the page area. - page-container-001 (paged)
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paged media abspos containing block
For a single-page document, the containing box for positioned content with no positioned ancestor is the page area. - page-container-002 (paged)
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paged media root percent height
A percentage height on the root element is relative to the page area height. - page-container-003 (paged)
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paged media position fixed
Elements with 'position: fixed' are positioned relative to the page area and are rendered on every page of the printed document. - page-container-004 (may, paged)
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Paged Media root container (float)
The root element when floated abuts the left or right edge of the page area. - page-container-005 (image, paged)
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Paged content
The page area includes the boxes laid out on that page. The content of the document is flowed into the page area of one or more page sheets. - page-container-006 (paged)
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Paged media - percent on root
A percentage width on the root element is relative to the page area width. - page-container-010 (paged)
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Paged Media Height (percent)
For HTML documents in paged media, when the HTML and BODY elements have heights of 100%, a percentage height on a child of BODY is relative to the page area height. - page-grammar-001 (paged)
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@page grammar: white space allowed around pseudo
White space before and after a pseudo-page selector is allowed. - page-grammar-002 (paged)
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@page grammar: white space not required around pseudo
White space before and after a pseudo-page selector is not required. - page-selectors-001 (paged)
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page selector is optional in @page rules
An @page rule consists of the keyword '@page', followed by an optional page selector, followed by a block of declarations.