Why on Earth - although it would be the perfect feature, can't Flare offer a feature to avoid this? Some will claim that CSS can't do it. But Flare would be able to, if they just tried...
With tables there is a "manual" workaround at least, but having to apply this for each and every table is annoying. For captions of images there also is a partial solution but again, why do millions of writers have to take manual action to solve this each day to produce acceptable print?
I still do not understand, why we should be looking forward to any new features, while we still must apply manual "patches" for a trivial need to avoid unprofessional layout in print
Ancient print caption issues - still pending...
Ancient print caption issues - still pending...
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Re: Ancient print caption issues - still pending...
Hi Niels,
Can you show us the styles you are using? Have you included "page-break-before:avoid;" in your table caption style? Have you tried that in combination with "page-break-after:avoid;" on the table (or using the tried and tested generic .keepwithnext class that includes that style)? My css would include the following:
The page would include:
Assuming the page is large enough to contain both table and caption, the two should stick together.
Cheers,
Rob
Can you show us the styles you are using? Have you included "page-break-before:avoid;" in your table caption style? Have you tried that in combination with "page-break-after:avoid;" on the table (or using the tried and tested generic .keepwithnext class that includes that style)? My css would include the following:
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p.tablecaption {
page-break-before: avoid;
}
.keepwithnext {
page-break-after: avoid;
}
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<table class="keepwithnext">
...
</table>
<p class="tablecaption">Table caption</p>
Cheers,
Rob