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SpaceBelow for a table?

 
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Disco Patrick



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PostPosted: Thu Mar 12, 2009 1:30 pm    Post subject: SpaceBelow for a table? Reply with quote
I'm rendering a number of tables using MigraDoc. The problem is each one gets rendered right below the previous one, leaving no gap. I notice that paragraphs can have a SpaceBelow property. Is there a similar property for a table?

I could just insert a blank paragraph after each table. However, this could be a problem. If a table renders all the way to the bottom of a page, the next page would have a blank area at the top.

Any ideas?
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