I am trying to do some page layout with layers and CSS and it is driving me
insane.  The printing position is crucial as it will be printing onto
labels.

1) Is there any way I can control the page borders of the browser as if two
people have different margins set then the printouts won't match up.

2) If I set up a layer with the following code

  <div id="RightLabel#right(OrderNumber,7)#"
    style="position:absolute;
    left:103mm;
    top:#evaluate(283*(currentrow-1) + 223)#mm;
    width:86mm;
    height:54mm;
    z-index:1;
    border-color:##000000;
    border-style:solid;
    border-width:thin">

Then page breaks are ignored and the second layer prints 506mm down the
FIRST page, as each page is only 283mm long this results in the layer not
getting printed at all.  Similarly if I use "top: 223mm" then page breaks
are still ignored and all the layers are printed in the same place on the
first page.

These layers are printed from a cfoutput with several records creating code
in the format

Layer
Pagebreak
Layer
Pagebreak

And so on, but still all layers are treated as if they are on the same page.

Any one know how to fix this behaviour?

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James Smith
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