Smells table-marker-ish to me. A block-container in the table-header (retrieved through retrieve-table-marker) could display the second "CCC" in the right position.
The only problem: someone has to implement table markers first. But I think this would be better than to introduce yet another extension. On 03.02.2009 09:21:39 Georg Datterl wrote: > Hello everybody, > > for my project I need one final feature: Table cell duplication. Imagine a > Table like this: > > TH1 TH2 > AAA EEE > BBB EEE > CCC EEE > EEE > EEE > EEE > DDD EEE > > Two columns, four rows, Block E spans all four rows, A aligns with the top of > the table, B and C follow, D aligns with the bottom of the table. A, B, C and > D always keep-together. Now, if Block E breaks to a new page, it usually > looks like this: > > AAA EEE > BBB EEE > CCC EEE > EEE > ---break--- > TH1 TH2 > EEE > EEE > DDD EEE > > What I want is: > > AAA EEE > BBB EEE > CCC EEE > EEE > ---break--- > TH1 TH2 > CCC EEE > EEE > DDD EEE > > Basically, the complete block C should be repeated on the next page, if the > table breaks. As far as I was able to see, this is not supported by the > specification, so I assume, I have to write my own extension. I'd be grateful > for any ideas how to solve that in a supported way or any comments on where > and how to implement the extension. > > Regards, > > Georg Datterl Jeremias Maerki
