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Thank you.  Is there any way i can get round this?  Perhaps putting the image under the table?

 

The thing with that is that i dont know where the table will be, as there could be any number of copys of it.

 

 

Ta!

There is no method - on screen media you can use position:absolute to 'layer' the table on top of an image.  Print media doesn't do anything with elements outside the document flow so if both image and table were poisitioned absolutely niether would be printed.

 

To have them printed you would have to swicth to posiyion: static and they would then not sit on top of one another....

 

So in short - NO you can't do it.

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