Hi,
I have a document structure that looks something like this:
= Section 1
#table(columns: 8, [many many cells])
= Section 2
#table(columns: 8, [many many cells])
The tables are big and sometimes split over multiple pages.
I’m wondering if there is a way to have the heading be repeated on those consecutive pages, otherwise it’s hard to see at a glance which table we’re actually looking at.
Thanks!
Here’s how you do it (N.B. no commas between the fields in the table.header row).
#table(
columns: (3em, 2fr, 1fr, 1fr),
align: (center, left, left, center),
inset: 5pt,
stroke: 0.5pt,
table.header[Date][Summary][Location][Duration],
[1],[blah],[blah],[blah],
[2], [], [], [],
[3], [], [], [],
[4], [], [], [],
[5], [], [], [],
[6], [], [], [],
)

Mark
Hey Mark,
I don’t see how this is related to my question, maybe I wasn’t clear enough.
Here’s another example:
#set page(width: 10cm, height: 10cm)
= Section 1
#table(columns: 4, ..range(50).map(it => [#it]))
= Section 2
#table(columns: 4, ..range(50).map(it => [#it]))
This renders two tables which are overflowing onto the next page.
I want the heading “Section 1” to be repeated at the top of page 2 and the heading “Section 2” to be repeated on page 3.
Thanks!
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Sorry, I read “heading “ as “header”. My bad!
I’d look into Chic-hdr or Hydra packages, as they can put the section heading into the page header, if that would solve your problem.

Mark