How to artifact a table header row when it is a continuation from a previous page [Edited]

[default6i0u6ss6wf59]

I'm making an accessible pdf. There is an instance where I have a table that continues across two pages so the column headers repeat at the top of each page. For a screen reader this should only read as a single header row. 
How can I make the header row on the second page be artifacted or made invisible to a screen reader?

[John T Smith]

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[default6i0u6ss6wf59]

Sorry, It's been a while. Adobe Acrobat Pro updated to the newest version on CC.

[default6i0u6ss6wf59]

I wish I could delete my post and start again. The title of my post should say Artifact instead of Archive and I'm using Pro DC.

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

Was the repeating header generated automatically in the original program--or was it a body row made to look like a header? 

Check your Tags navigation pane. 

[default6i0u6ss6wf59]

It is a legit header created in inDesign, generated automatically when my table continued to page two.

My tags look like I have a header row in the middle of my table. ( and it's identical to the header row at the begining of my table) I only need the headers on page two for visual users.

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS · Accepted solution]

Check out @Bevi Chagnon - PubCom.com post at:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/tagging-repeating-table-header/m-p/12624302#M3436...

[default6i0u6ss6wf59]

Thanks, Bevi responded to my follow up reply. It worked perfectly. I just didn't want to write the answer on here and take credit. Thank you for the help.

[Bevi Chagnon - PubCom.com]

Confirming that the repeated headers on subsequent pages of tagged PDFs is a coding error created by Adobe InDesign. It needs to get fixed!

See the more detailed discussion at https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/pdf-accessibility/m-p/12623620

[saravanakumars17791115]

@default6i0u6ss6wf59  we acheive this by using simple css 

table { -fs-table-paginate: paginate !important; }