On May 7, 2008, at 17:04, Alexander Stamenov wrote:
Hi
The table is rotated very nicely but the problem occurs if the table
cannot fit in the container. The rendering of the table continues to
the end of the page (right side in the 90 case) and after that it is
continued on the next page. What I think is a bug or misuse by me is
that the transition to the next page should occur when the
block-container ends. The fact that the table header is re-rendered at
the point where the correct transition should occur makes me speculate
that this might be a bug.
This looks buggy indeed, but I'm not 100% certain what the bug is
exactly (or even if there is one).
The more I think about, the more correct the behavior seems to be.
What I found out so far, is that it works if you specify the
reference-orientation on the region-body, and leave it off the block-
container.
Now, it seems a bit problematic IMO, since:
- the block-container has no specified height => auto-height, which
means the total height should be equal to the content-height
- that height will only increase in case the block-container's
content overflows the available space in block-progression-direction
Contrary to what one could assume (and what I once believed as well),
the reference-orientation property has no influence on the
correspondence mapping. This means that, even though you have rotated
the block-container, inline-progression-dimension will still
correspond to width. This seems to work OK: the block-container is
16cm wide.
BUT: The available space in block-progression-dimension for the table
would, still be the reference-area's block-progression-dimension (the
block-container's height, not the page-width) [?]
At least this interpretation is reflected in 0.95, where I don't see
the header appear anymore.
If not rotated, then the block-container can grow to fit the table on
one page, so I see no page-break.
OTOH, if I switch to 16cm block-progression dimension, with a rotated
region-body then the block-container also does not break, where I'd
expect it to...
Cheers
Andreas
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