Hi. Thanks for the reply. In the PDF that I'm generating, I have to display a chart. To create the chart, I created a table where each row contains from 1 to 1440 cells. Each cell may contain from 1 to 3 blocks. Each block has a default background color. If there is something to report for a block or group of blocks, then the background color is set to something other than the default and the block content is set to a 3 character code. For very small blocks, where the column width of the cell is smaller than the width of the 3 characters, the next block with the default background color appears to truncate the part of the previous block that it covers. From what I've read in other emails, this behavior is normal when using background color, but I need to have all the block content be visible and use a background color in every block. Today, I was going to try putting a block-container with overflow set to visible as the direct child of the cell and put the 1 to 3 blocks that a cell may contain in the block-container. Note that if I remove the background color from the blocks, all the block borders and block content are visible.
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