Syntactically you can make this more concise as:
entry[position()=1 and
( . | following-sibling::entry)//limit/@origin = 'fdx' ]
Nice. Thanks for the tip.
If your writers are not using numbered table columns, then you could
predictably put a ghost first cell on every row, of zero width, with empty
blocks in it, where the empty block has the float outside the margin. You'd
have to be careful about table borders if the writer has control over the
cell border interaction with the table border.
Interesting idea. That would work, but I don't think I could rely on
our writers remembering to do this and wouldn't want to try and
maintain it. I'm gonna keep hacking w/ absolute positioning. I think
that's my only hope at this point. I just need to figure out some way
to make it use absolute positioning for the x axis and relative
positioning for the y axis.
-bpopp
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