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Yeah, naming stuff is hard 😅
When I first read documentation of that I thought it meant everything will be shown as a single page, I.e. no pagination at all. (English is not my first language, so it could be I misunderstood it too)
I think a example would improve it. Maybe something like this?
container.ShowEntire().Stack(stack =>
{
stack.Item().Text("Headline");
stack.Item().Text("This text and headline will be kept on the same page.");
});
Currently I have something like this which I append as the last content
Which works fine, however, sometimes the content before is large enough to put the support headline on page 1 and the support text on page two.
Is there a way keep the container in the same page? Example, if everything won't fit on page 1, it will then instead be on page 2.
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