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The #forpage directive is used to:
The implementation of this directive is the same as that of #for= row:
#forpag= e($dia in $Diagram)=20 $uc.name=20 #endpage
The example above will create many pages each containing a Use Case elem= ent's name. The number of pages created depends on the number of Use Case e= lements in the $UseCase list.
In ODP and PPTX, #forpage creates a n= ew slide.