Thanks for posting the example. That's usually very important to be able to reproduce a particular problem. I've looked into it and it seems that the surrounding block-container has somehow got something to do with this. If I remove it, the headers appear ok. You can use this info as a work-around for now. I'll condense your example into a testcase so the defect is documented and can be fixed as soon as possible.
On 11.05.2006 03:07:11 Michael Hahn wrote: > Jay Bryant wrote: > > > I just accept that I'm crazy. :D > > <snicker/>. I didn't say I needed the sanity check for *me*. > > > The only thought that comes to mind is to check for the presence of > > attributes that may control the repeating of headers. > > That was my first thought as well, and the second thought was to force > as much as I could. > > > Sounds like it could be a bug. Could you please post a sample FO file that > > is as small as possible but that still produces the problem? Then people > > like me can see if something like an attribute is causing the problem and > > the developers can see if it's a bug. > > I have one ready--I was reluctant to post it at first blush, in the > event this was a known issue I'd missed. > <snip/> Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
