I figured it out. Because the blocks were positioned absolutely, the breaks set on them didn't get applied to the normal flow of the document.
>>> "David Gerdt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/9/2008 10:14 AM >>> Can anyone help me see why these pages are being rendered on top of one another? Each table is in a block-container. The first block-container has break-before="page", the second block container, break-before="auto". They continue on like this in alternating fashion so that every other block-container has break-before="page". I've done simple tests to demonstrate that the break-before pattern I'm using does give me page breaks where I intend, but for some reason it's not working when I try to apply the technique to the document here. Anyone spot my error. Any help is greatly appreciated. Dave
