https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=81792
--- Comment #9 from David <[email protected]> --- @Beluga - Please carefully check the pdf against the sample document again and you will that there is indeed a difference between the text in the pdf and the text in the bottom right cell in the sample document. Open the test.odm document. Enable Table | Table Boundaries. Verify that the Font Effect | Hidden option is enabled for the "-hide" character style. Now notice how the table outline extends down into the footnote area. That means that not all the text that is in that cell is actually being displayed since it's not in the text area. Now disable the Hidden option for the "-hide" character style. Now the table formats correctly. The footnotes that are hidden are in the left column. Count how many rows of text there are in the bottom cell in the right column. There are 14 rows in that cell, some of which get extended to the next page. In the pdf there are only 10 rows plus one that got extended to the next page. You can also count the words if you want to verify that not all of them are shown. Notice also how the footnote numbers are out of order on the second page and various other pages (even if the hidden option is disabled). Also, toggling the hidden option a few times, or dragging the column boundaries to change the column widths will cause it to crash. I am using LibreOffice 4.3.4.1. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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