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Hiding the Bottom Border on Tables when Crossing Page Breaks

By default, if you have a table that crosses multiple pages in print-based output, the bottom border is shown before the table continues on the next page.

However, you also have the option to hide the bottom border when the table continues on another page.

Closedhow to hide table bottom borders in a regular stylesheet
  1. Open the stylesheet you want to modify.

  2. From the Medium drop-down in the Stylesheet Editor, make sure the proper medium is selected before you begin. In the Advanced view, you can open multiple mediums at once; you just need to look at the title at the top of the medium pane and make sure you are working in the correct one. If you are not using stylesheet mediums for your different outputs or if you want all mediums to have the same settings, just leave the medium set to default and continue.

    Please note that Analyzer remembers the last medium that you used when working in the stylesheet, so it may or may not be the one that you want to use the next time around.

  3. In the local toolbar, make sure the first button displays . If the button displays instead, then click it.
  4. In the upper-left corner of the editor, click in the drop-down field and select .
  5. On the left side of the editor, select the table style.
  6. From the Show drop-down list on the upper-right side of the editor, select . The most relevant properties for that style are shown on the right side of the editor.
  7. (Optional) You can use the toggle button in the local toolbar to show properties below in a group view or an alphabetical view .

  8. If you are using the group view, expand the Table group.

    The property name is shown on the left. The right side is used for selecting and entering values for the property.

  9. Click in the column to the right of mc-hide-bottom-ruling and select true from the drop-down.

  10. Click to save your work.
Closedhow to hide table bottom borders in a table stylesheet
  1. Open the stylesheet you want to modify.
  2. In the Table Style Editor, select the General tab.

  3. Toward the bottom of the tab, click the field labeled Hide bottom ruling when table crosses a page break, and select True.

  4. Click to save your work.
Closedhow to hide table bottom borders locally in the properties dialog
  1. Open the content file (e.g., topic, snippet).
  2. Right-click inside the table and select Table Properties.
  3. Select the Borders tab.

  4. Click the field labeled Hide bottom ruling when table crosses a page break, and select True.

  5. Click OK.
  6. Click to save your work.