Rows can be kept together when formatting tables, for example keeping header rows with the body rows. Arbortext Advanced Print Publisher provides the keep properties fTableRow.keepWithNext and fTableRow.keepWithPrevious.

Row keeps can also be controlled on the fTable object by specifying row widow and orphan values. The settings ensure that a minimum number of rows are kept together if a table breaks.

When tables break under overflow mode 2, Arbortext Advanced Print Publisher can keep the top of the row together when a table breaks mid-row. Then, if a cell in a row is left empty by formatting rules, the whole row is carried over to the next page. Use the fTableRow.keepTop property.

Refer to Table Properties for information on table overflow modes.

The row gutter is the space above or below a table row. Arbortext Advanced Print Publisher provides the fTableRow.gutterAbove and fTableRow.gutterBelow properties. The values of these properties are added if they are both set.

Table rows can set default properties for the cells the row contains:

Table structures in XML often have header and footer containers for rows. Arbortext Advanced Print Publisher provides fFormatting.tableRowHeader() and fFormatting.tableRowFooter() to delimit the collection of rows that should be included in a header or footer.

Arbortext Advanced Print Publisher allows multiple levels of header. It also allows different rows to be output at the top of the table or when the table breaks.