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I think there is a bug involving Tablehead when we have the page attribute defined and we have one header for the first page and one header for all subsequent pages.
This bug only happens when we have a different number of rows in the two defined Tableheads.
Bellow you can see the case that has the bug. The header printed on subsequent pages doesn't have bottom padding.
If we delete from the first tablehead the rows with "Extra Title" and "Some additional text here" then the header from all subsequent pages will be printed correctly, with some padding.
The files needed to reproduce the issue.
data.xml: <test></test>
Hi,
I think there is a bug involving Tablehead when we have the page attribute defined and we have one header for the first page and one header for all subsequent pages.
This bug only happens when we have a different number of rows in the two defined Tableheads.
Bellow you can see the case that has the bug. The header printed on subsequent pages doesn't have bottom padding.

If we delete from the first tablehead the rows with "Extra Title" and "Some additional text here" then the header from all subsequent pages will be printed correctly, with some padding.
The files needed to reproduce the issue.
data.xml:
<test></test>
layout.xml:
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