Styling the end of survey (response summary) generated printout/PDF

There is a solution using JavaScript here for getting at least decent pagination in the response summary (no other styling, though): https://www.qualtrics.com/community/discussion/comment/34141
I have not found a solution yet without JS, though...

I have been looking for this too. Is there a solution now 4 years later? It is cutting some even horizontally through a sentence so the top half of the letters appear on one page and the bottom half in the other. It is very awkward and unprofessional looking.  Is there any way to improve this? 

Qualtrics Support provided this code to be pasted in the JS window in the On Ready function of the first question of the survey: 
window.experimental.PDFPageBreaks = true

Does that worked?

It works @Aggarwal . Thank you @Quin  for posting the option

I also designed some alternative solutions in the past that work with “pseudo” questions which I hide with CSS in the normal questionnaire and display in the response summary page with CSS as well. All other original questions are hided in the response summary with CSS again. I use the pseudo questions to display the answers in a different way (e.g. input instead of originally multi-select) as those look better in the response summary. I place those pseudo questions at the end of the survey and prepopulate their values using the default choice setting based on the original question. Might need to write some article about that when I find some time….