I've been researching various lists and sites, including stackoverflow, that lead me to believe that it might be possible to apply a unique bottom border when a row or cell breaks across a page boundary. The simple choices we've tried thus far is to use either border-after-width.conditionality set to either retain or discard. Each of these two options has visual drawbacks. It would ease readability if the viewer could quickly determine that a row or cell breaks across a page by having a border at the bottom the table fragment on the page that would be a grey color or a dashed line for example. Being able to control this at the cell object would be ideal since some cells would cross page boundaries where others wouldn't in the same row.

There are many table objects and FO border attributes and conditions that look like they might be able to be combined to produce the desired result, but I wouldn't know where to start. I first want to know if it's possible. If so, then how could this be implemented? I can then ask if Apache FOP honors those attributes.