I am currently using the EVO PDF, Html to PDF generator, and I have encountered a puzzling scenario that seems unsolvable. I'm not certain if there is a built-in solution within the software itself.
In my project, I have two metric data tables positioned side by side. These tables always generate the same number of rows. They are separated because they display different scopes and serve different styling purposes.
The challenge lies in EVO PDF's behavior when it comes to tables that get cut off at page breaks. The software automatically repeats table headers at the top of the next page, which is a useful feature. However, this causes an issue when both tables are split between pages - as it results in duplicate headers stacked on top of each other with the second one appearing slightly shifted downwards.
Is there anyone who knows of a way to make these headers coexist harmoniously? Or perhaps someone else has faced and resolved this particular issue before?