Just to answer this quickly: yes, page breaks inside table-rows (or rather table-cells) are allowed by default and you use keep-together when you don't want it split. The spec says: "The fo:table-cell formatting object generates one or more normal reference-areas." Keep-together's default is "auto" which allows breaks.
Specifying height or block-progression-dimension (i.e. autoheight=false) might have the same result as a keep-together but we're not sure how exactly to handle this case. We talked about that two months ago. I'll work through the rest of your message shortly. On 29.03.2005 13:56:59 Luca Furini wrote: > Jeremias Maerki wrote: > > > I thought I could come up with a combined element list for this one, too, > > but so far I haven't managed. > > At last I'm here! > I start with a question I could not find an answer to: is row splitting > allowed by default and forbidden using keep-together, or is it forbidden > unless otherwise specified? (in other words, is this problematic situation > the most common one, or the most unlikely?) Jeremias Maerki
