Hello!
I'm sure this is simple, but I have a rather large table that, for whatever reason, makes some sort of break after the first horizontal cells, making the next set of horizontal cells on the next page, regardless of the cell's size. Thus, I have a horizontal cell on one page that's not completely full (half a page is blank); the next horizontal cell begins on the next page.
How do I stop this from happening?
Thank you!
Table not continuing onto the next page
Re: Table not continuing onto the next page
G’day, qbrc et al
The subject characterization is not quite right. It seems the table does continue onto the next page, but a section/page break is inserted prematurely.
You may need to post an appropriate portion of the table for us to examine what is going on. Replace any sensitive data with “lorem ipsum”-type data first if necessary.
Cheers,
Adrian
The subject characterization is not quite right. It seems the table does continue onto the next page, but a section/page break is inserted prematurely.
You may need to post an appropriate portion of the table for us to examine what is going on. Replace any sensitive data with “lorem ipsum”-type data first if necessary.
Cheers,
Adrian
MacBook Pro (M1 Pro, 2021)
macOS Ventura
Nisus Writer user since 1996
macOS Ventura
Nisus Writer user since 1996
Re: Table not continuing onto the next page
Thank you for your help. I uploaded a sample.
I suppose the issue is that the horizontal cell on the right holds a lot of text; each time I want to have another cell below it, the next cell forces itself on the next page, rather than just continuing on the same page.
I suppose the issue is that the horizontal cell on the right holds a lot of text; each time I want to have another cell below it, the next cell forces itself on the next page, rather than just continuing on the same page.
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Re: Table not continuing onto the next page
Is this modified file any better?
Re: Table not continuing onto the next page
Yes!
What did you change?
What did you change?
Re: Table not continuing onto the next page
The Normal Style, on which the Table Cell style is based, has Prevent widow/orphan applied; I removed from the Table Cell style to get Allow Widows & Orphans applied to Table Cell style in the style sheet.
Last edited by Hamid on 2015-07-20 10:21:31, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Table not continuing onto the next page
I can see how to uncheck "Prevent window/orphan," but when I do that (with the entire table selected), nothing happens.
Re: Table not continuing onto the next page
Just bumping this to see if I could get a response. Anyone know what Hamid did?
Re: Table not continuing onto the next page
Sorry, I could not reply earlier.
Switch to Style Sheet view. Select Table Cell style. Uncheck Prevent widow/orphan in the Formatting palette in the Tooldrawer.
This will remove the Prevent widow/orphan paragraph attribute only from the Table Cell style without affecting your Normal style and any other styles based on it.
If you don't need this paragraph attribute at all in any of the styles used in your document, you can remove this attribute in the style sheet from your Normal style.
Switch to Style Sheet view. Select Table Cell style. Uncheck Prevent widow/orphan in the Formatting palette in the Tooldrawer.
This will remove the Prevent widow/orphan paragraph attribute only from the Table Cell style without affecting your Normal style and any other styles based on it.
If you don't need this paragraph attribute at all in any of the styles used in your document, you can remove this attribute in the style sheet from your Normal style.
Re: Table not continuing onto the next page
I'm afraid even after doing this there are no changes to the tables. Is there something I need to do to apply it to the tables?
Just tried to use your document, and the same thing happens. Once the right cell information goes over a certain point, it jumps to the next page.
Just tried to use your document, and the same thing happens. Once the right cell information goes over a certain point, it jumps to the next page.