Hi! It is not currently possible to directly apply the “page-break-after: always;” CSS style to elements in Wix, but there are a couple of ways. You can create multiple pages on your site, and use Wix’s built-in page break feature to split content across multiple pages. This will ensure that when the page is printed, each page of content is on a separate sheet of paper. The printed version is determined by the browser in use, also the way it is rendered, so it’s important to test your website on different browser and print settings for the best results.
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