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@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ The chuncker part of paged.js getting your stylized content split into your page
It take all your rendered document content - this means your content with all the design rules applied to it. It put this content in a box that have the size of your content area (page size minus margins size). It try to fit all into this container and looks for the overflowing content.


After, the script create a new box and puts the overflow content in it. And look for the next overflowing content.
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We will see that it is possible to control page breaks and change the size of the content area by changing the margins from one page to another according to a page master layout.
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@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ This doesn't prevent you from using the CSS column property in your content
With the polysher part, Paged.js also build new boxes to create layout pages and and place your content boxes on this pages.