#Avoid pagebreak after table?

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rancid patio
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Hey there,

I have the following template (simplified):

= #lorem(2)

== #lorem(3)

#table(
    columns: (1fr, 1fr, 1fr),
    rows: 3,
    align: (x, y) => (left, center, center).at(x),
    table.cell(rowspan:2)[],table.cell(colspan:2)[#lorem(5)],
    [#lorem(3)], [#lorem(2)],
    [#lorem(2)], [#lorem(2)], [#lorem(3)],
)

== #lorem(100)

= #lorem(2)

== #lorem(20)

== #lorem(30)

== #lorem(30)

== #lorem(50)

= #lorem(50)

== #lorem(5)

=== #lorem(35)

=== #lorem(25)

== #lorem(65)

When rendered I get a pagebreak after the table. Why is this and is there a way to avoid this?

Thanks for your help!

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drifting cloud
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The issue isn't actually caused by the Table. Headings are "sticky" by default; since you have no other content in between, they all flow to the bottom

zenith kestrel
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In an actual document this wouldn't happen, since you wouldn't just have a bunch of headings with no content

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Though arguably headings of the same level shouldn't stick to each other

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That doesn't really make sense

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But again, shouldn't happen in an actual document

rancid patio
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Ok, I see... Makes perfect sense... 🤔