HTML - restrict rows per page

[MPritchard55]

I have a RS report - a class roster list - of which the first column is a student photo (which is an HTML data item behind authentication).  Users love the report but sometimes want to print.  The problem is that printing the report causes an orphaned picture on one page and the remaining data in the row on the next. 

I've seen other posts regarding limiting the # of rows per page, but following those instructions does not alter the output - still prints the same # of rows (using the whole sheet) and with orphaned picture at bottom. 

Does anyone have a workaround for this?  Or some advise on how to convert to PDF using the appropriate authentication to get to the photo? 

Thanks!       

[bdbits]

Kind of a guess, and not sure without experimenting, but assuming they are printing from the browser, it sounds like it is overflowing because it is using a width too large to fit with the data on a single page. If you have not forced the picture dimensions to fixed values try setting (or making smaller) if set and see if that resolves it.

[MPritchard55]

Thanks.  Yes, it actually is wider.  Thanks for the reply.  I'll give it a shot.