Reply To: breaking columns across PDF pages

[akaAnnAdams]

For anyone interested, I've received two solutions from others:

(1) use (simple list)? It was
mentioned here (where they specialized @outputclass = twocol):

http://www.scriptorium.com/2012/10/perils-of-dita-publishing-part-8-pdf-acrobati
cs-revisited

(2) > Since your DITA extensions override the default table formatting, which is to
let rows break across pages, it should be simple to add a condition to the
override to allow the default formatting when the author adds a value to the row
or table's outputclass attribute.
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(tbody.row), then you want to define the rule so that it overrides the attribute
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Best regards,
Ann

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