Posted by Ted on Jun 14, 2016; 4:17pm
URL: https://discuss.asciidoctor.org/Section-Break-Paragraph-Style-tp4732p4778.html

I did some research. The following paragraph style works well when rendering to HTML. (It did not work for PDF and I didn't try ePUB)

Using an image for the section break worked in HTML and PDF.

You'll need 3 files to make this work:

1. fictionBook.adoc
= Fiction book
:docinfo1:
:icons: font
:blank: pass:[ +]

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{blank}

image::sectionBreak.jpg[align="center"]

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Mocha cream beans, brewed bar that caffeine bar brewed filter kopi-luwak. Cortado americano mocha macchiato so shop sugar. Instant doppio, brewed, pumpkin spice grinder, wings, to go mug chicory americano crema body.


2. docinfo.html
<style type="text/css"> p { text-indent: 25px; margin-bottom: 0; margin-top: 0; text-align: justify; } </style>

3. sectionBreak.jpg
A small image file with a black hairline.  


At the command prompt, generate the HTML with this command:

>asciidoctor fictionBook.adoc



The table example is what you would use if you don't have an image file. So instead of this:
image::sectionBreak.jpg[align="center"]

use this whole thing:
[cols="1*^", frame=none]
|===
| icon:ellipsis-h[2x]
|===

It will produce a "***". Unfortunately the table didn't turnout 100% in the HTML, so the icon is not centered.