Andreas L. Delmelle wrote:
                ------
R1C1            |R1C2|  R1C3
                ------                  <-- (This line is actually 2
times the linewidth !)
R2C1            |R2C2|  R2C3
                ------


If you want that line to be single-width, this can be achieved in the
following manner :

For R(1) thru R(X-1), specify only top-borders. Then for R(X) define top &
bottom-borders and you should be alright. ( X of course referring to the
last row )
I realize this complicates the xslt a little, but since this only has to be
done once I think it's definitely worth a shot.

Come to think of it, I have only tried this construct on tables that didn't
span across pages, so not sure whether it'll work out so nicely on
page-breaks.

( Another way around would be to explicitly set the width of the shared
borders to half the width of the top & bottom borders of the table ... )

Hope it helps,

Andreas Delmelle

I think you could also add an fo:table-footer element (font-height="0px" and a content of &#160;--I guess you'd give the fo:table-cell element a number-columns-spanned="y" where "y" is the number-columns-spanned.), and apply the same border-top as the others. That way, you wouldn't have to figure out which is the last cell.



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