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The table occupies 80% of the page width. The columns widhts will be in the ratio of 4:7:10:10. Col b and col c have no visible vertical separating line (they are one column group).
| col a | col b | col c | col d |
|---|---|---|---|
| / | < | > | |
| <l4> | <r7> | <c10> | <r10> |
| a | b | c | 10.1 |
| d | e | f | 20 34 |
Here we use a table reference: The compute resources of the Swiss-CMS TIER-3 are shown in Table tblAllResources2013.
Note that the numbering of tables and figures is done in a format of section-number.sequence-number.
This cannot be configured by styles. I traced it to the source code in ox-odt.el
| Resources Q2/2013 | Amount |
|---|---|
| <l40> | <l25> |
| Compute performance | 5243 HS06 in 336 cores |
| Data Set Storage (SE), RAID6 | 759 TB |
| Home Storage (NFS), backuped | ca 6 TB |
| User interface nodes | 9 nodes, 72 cores |
| Virtual Servers | 15 |
At first I wanted to use soft-page-break elements, as I saw them
in some LibreOffice generated files. But I found out that they only
work if in the enclosing <office:body> there is some definition
like this:
<office:text text:use-soft-page-breaks="true">
Therefore the following inline ODT block does not work with the default documents produced by the org ODT exporter, where that setting is missing (at least not in LibreOffice). I confirmed that the inline block had been included in the exported ODT document
<text:soft-page-break/>
The basics of this are described in the OASIS standards specification.
A method that works is to define our own style element for a page
break, just as it is described in the org ODT manual. I used the
styles.odt files that I had produced previously, unpacked it, and
then edited the styles.xml file found in the archive. Afterwards
I packed it again into an archive styles-df.odt and defined the
#+ODT_STYLES_FILE: "./styles-df.odt" setting for every org file
where I want to use it. And it works!
</office:styles>
...
<style:style style:name="PageBreak" style:family="paragraph"
style:parent-style-name="Text_20_body">
<style:paragraph-properties fo:break-before="page"/>
</style:style>
</office:styles>
Now, will we get a page break following this line?
The resource usage of the Swiss CMS Tier-3 since 2009 is shown in figure figT3cumjobs.
This can be done via [[https://github.com/kawabata/ox-pandoc][ox-pandoc] directly or on the command line using LibreOffice (or formerly soffice):
libreoffice --convert-to docx --headless my-document.odt