Poster: Block spills over column: Should I write "continued"? I am making a scientific poster. A block spills from the left column to the right column. So I divided it into two blocks, one with a heading in the left column at the bottom and one without heading in the right column at the top. The design of those blocks looks, as if a regular block was cut in half and placed where described. However, a colleague did not get that at once and wondered why the right upper block had not headline. Should I put a "continued" or "cont." or "cont'd" at the bottom/top of the two blocks, or trust my readers to get that?

EDIT: My blocks are:
1. Introduction
2. Discussion the challenge / issue
3. (the one split) about given a general solution framework
4. Given an example implementation.
5. Contact Information and Acknowledgments

I don't see how I could rearrange the blocks.

Also:


The conference gave specifications that it has to be portrait.
My (large) boxes don't allow row based.


Note: I am using tikzposter for my poster (in case someone cares).
If you really must split your block, I would recommending to make it clear that you did, e.g., by repeating the title (if your blocks have such a thing) on the second block and appending (continued) to it. Alternatively, you can enumerate the two blocks, e.g., Framework I and Framework II.

However, if any possible, try to avoid the whole situation, e.g., by:


Rearranging exchangeable blocks such that you do not have to split a block. At the very least, you can place the block with references and acknowledgements (if you have one) almost everywhere.
Split your block at a structurally feasible point and give the second part a different title.
Change the layout of your poster completely. For example, make some columns wider and some thinner, switch between portrait and landscape (if the conference gave no recommendation in this respect) or make the layout row-based intstead of column-based.