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I want to define rules for the programming language XQuery that build on top of the already defined rules for XML. The User's Guide already helped a lot in certain things I wanted to do with the listings package. But now I'm at a loss with the following problem (simplified as much as possible ...

Thanks sschuberth! It was worth posting an answer even 3 years later since there could always be people asking themselves the same question 3 years later, like me :D

Unfortunately I didn't manage to get it working in connection with \autoref. Here is a minimal example:


\documentclass{article ...

Glad to hear that I could make myself clear now :-)

Of course it's not such a big deal in this case, because a CV usually doesn't/shouldn't have too many pages anyway. But it's still something additional you have to care about, that's why I tried to find a solution -- but apparently it's not that ...

Yes, that's what I said in my reply, it does break the page at the position of the \pagebreak command. But as soon as the preceding section gets shorter (change \lipsum[2-8] to \lipsum[2]) the page breaks although it doesn't have to.
So \pagebreak is forcing a pagebreak.

From another point of view ...

Actually I have this problems with my own CV and I tried to provide a minimalistic example to make it easier to pinpoint the problem. But I'll try to provide an example based on one of the sample documents, or based on my own CV. Thanks so far for your help!

Best regards
Mike

Thanks for your suggestion. Unfortunately both of them don't work as expected.
Inserting \clubpenalty10000 and \widowpenalty10000 does not change anything in the specified example (does it on your setup?).

Inserting a \pagebreak works, but unfortunately still causes a pagebreak if the first section ...

Unfortunately the sections in the (otherwise great) moderncv package don't behave like normal sections should. For example do section titles not stick to their "bodies", which results in section titles standing alone on the bottom of a page.

Here is an example to see what I mean:
\documentclass ...