Issues arise when writing text above a table in HTML; the table displays correctly on the first page, but on subsequent pages, the text overlaps with the table content. This problem persists across all pages except the initial one. Attempting to resolve this using @media print has been unsuccessful. The challenge lies in the fact that the long table automatically flows onto multiple pages, causing the text placement issues when trying to utilize @media print.
Furthermore, there is a requirement for the footer to always remain at the bottom of each page, even if the table does not fill the entire space. However, setting the position: fixed; property causes the footer to overlap with the final row of the table, while omitting it results in the footer appearing below the last row if the table is not full, positioning it in the middle of the page.
The provided code snippet includes CSS styling for handling the printing behavior and layout:
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