Page Breaks on printed PDF form

First off, thanks for your help! I have been able to change most everything needed to my former FormsCentral survey forms. I do have a few issues remaining:

I created a clone of my main form to test changes with so as not to possibly affect the data. The new form name is "SGI Adult Clone".

1) I inserted page breaks to help make the form easier to use. The page breaks show online and when I choose the preview function. Excellent! But when I create a pdf form (some of our people need to use a hard copy) the page breaks do not translate and the form is 5 pages with much smaller print vs. the 7 pages that the form is. This makes the handout form look very unorganized.

I am assuming I will have these issues with my two other forms as well.

Thanks for all of your help!...............Jack

Hi,

Regarding your question 1, just to confirm, you would like to print your form as a PDF (not a fillable one), but as a hard copy that can be written?

If that's the case, you can view your form and press CTRL+P to print it. But the problem is the specific page breaks, it doesn't work like how the form is shown in live view.

To solve the page break issue, you can use a custom CSS code to declare a page break. You can use this sample:

@media print {

.pageBreakHere {

page-break-after: always !important;

}

}

I've cloned your form for testing purposes. You can check it here: http://form.jotformpro.com/form/51625251248957. Try printing it by pressing CTRL+P. It should show 7 pages. You can clone it and check how I set it up.

1. First, I added a "Text" field, in the HTML editor, I added the div element.

<div class="pageBreakHere"></div>

I duplicate it and added it specific parts of the form where I want the print page break to happen.

2. I then use the custom CSS code and added it in the Form Designer Tool.

I hope that helps.

For the other questions that you have, to better assist you, I went ahead and opened new thread links for them. Please refer to the following links for questions 2 and 3: 

http://www.jotform.com/answers/587505 

http://www.jotform.com/answers/587508 

Do let us know if you need more information about your first question.

Thank you.

@h2insurancesolutions

To better assist you, I went ahead and opened a separate thread for your concern, please refer to this link instead: http://www.jotform.com/answers/654908. We will address it shortly.

Thank you.

Hello, 

@cglarza, we have moved you inquiry to a separate thread: https://www.jotform.com/answers/940483