>> I have a single page layout as follows: >> >> * Landscape + letter page >> * Block of multi-line text (variable number of lines) which occupies the >> left third of the page >> * Table with variable number of rows which occupies the right two-thirds of >> the page >> >> I'm using \framed for the left text block and \placetable for the table. Is >> their a way to vertically place the table such that one-third of the >> vertical whitespace (above and below the table) is placed above the table, >> two-thirds below the table? The number of rows in the table varies enough >> that a fixed top position looks sub-optimal. >> >> Is it possible to do something similar with the block of text, perhaps using >> a different top/bottom split for the vertical whitespace? >> >> Are \framed and \placetable the best way to do this? > > Is the content for each element short enough to fit on one page > or do you have content which needs more pages?
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