Hi, Rick.
I think I have a solution that will fix your problem AND improve your site.
I do an annual Website on CD thing for a conference, and it usually involves a couple of very large tables in excess of 200 rows. I found this creates huge headaches for NOF as it needs to render these every time you make any change to the page.
I see you have tables in all of your MultiLayoutRegion regions, which is likely contributing to this. So let me first re-state one of the NOF Golden Rules:
Do Not Copy and Paste from Word or Excel directly into NOF
OK, now that we have that out of the way, here is my patented technique for eliminating issues with large tables, with the added bonus that your MLR will adjust in height to the contents instead of always being the size of your largest sub-region.
What you do is this:
- Pull out all of the tables from your MLR. Create a new page (set to Do Not Publish) and Copy/Paste each of the tables there.
- Once the tables have successfully been duplicated elsewhere (so you don't lose the information), DELETE all those tables from your MLR.
- In each MLR layout region, draw a text box the width of the MLR.
- Go to the first duplicated table on your Do Not Publish page, select it and click on the [HTML...] button in the properties panel. Select all the HTML, and COPY.
- Go to your first MLR layout region, place your cursor in the text box and press CTRL-T. Paste your table HTML into the box.
- Repeat for each table in your MLR.
This has two beneficial effects:
- NOF no longer has to render these tables as you've given it the HTML code needed. It merely spits out what you give it, removing the strain from NOF. This solves your immediate issue.
- As a bonus, each MLR layout region will only open as much as necessary to display the content you provide. This eliminates the small table with half a mile of blank space effect.
Please be sure to refer to this as the RMLR (RayC-Multi-Layout-Region), and make the necessary license payments to my PayPal account.