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We would like to add a page break in between each of our sections when we export. What is the best way to achieve this?
There are two ways you can achieve this, depending on your needs.
1. You can add a page break to be included before the "RFPIO Section" style in the Word Template. You can find instructions on how to do that here.
2. You can add the Page Break via the Rich Text Editor toolbar in the last response of your Section. This can also be helpful with larger responses so you can break it up upon export if needed.
We do it like @nicole@rfpio.com mentions in option 1.
We use both page breaks and section breaks in our responses. How would we incorporate a section break within RFPIO?
Hi @Derrick Williams II - I would suggest to include the section break within the section style, as long as the break is selected as before.
@Tara Kolinsky is our resident Styles expert and had two courses on Templates/Formatting you may want to check out depending on your expertise.
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