Marcin Zawadzki wrote:
If somebody is working on property page-break-inside ?
No. Its way down the priority list because its basically redundant.
The only sensoble setting is page-break-inside=avoid, which is the
same as keep-together=always, simply replace it. Keep in mind
that keep
Marcin Zawadzki wrote:
Maybe I something dont understand.
I have folowing problem with table rows:
How to force table rows to be on one page only.
When row is to big to fit on actual page it should be moved to next page. I
try keeps nad breaks, but it seens to work in diffrent matter.
That's
OK thanks.
It works now.
Marcin Zawadzki
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Marcin Zawadzki wrote:
If somebody is working on property page-break-inside ?
No. Its way down the priority list because its basically redundant.
The only sensoble setting is page-break-inside=avoid, which is the
same as keep-together=always, simply replace it. Keep in mind
that keep-together
If somebody is working on property
"page-break-inside" ?
Our company need this property to work with
fop, so probably I'll have to implement this.
MZ
of the
block of data can not entirely fit on the current page page. From
what I understand page-break-inside="avoid" is the way to go about
this, unfortunately it seems this feature is not yet
implemented(version-0.20.3). Does anyone know of solution to this
problem? Thanks in a
My document contains one repeatingblock of data. The data
varies in length with each iteration. I need to force a page break if an
iteration of the block of data can notentirely fit onthe current
pagepage. From what I understand page-break-inside="avoid" is the
way t
Todd Migliore wrote:
My document contains one repeating block of data. The data varies in
length with each iteration. I need to force a page break if an
iteration of the block of data can not entirely fit on the current
page page. From what I understand page-break-inside=avoid
