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That did the trick. I had not previously understood the use of either /multirow or /parbox, but this is a very useful illustration of both. As you suggested, I had to change the width of one the \parbox commands to 1.1cm) and the length of \vskip to 5pt, but now the table looks exactly as I intended ...

Apologies for the oversight. Below is complete, compilable code for the table, including all the \usepackage commands in the original file (which is a complete book). Again, I have two clines under the second row of a table under columns 2-3 and columns 4-5, and I want to move the rest of the second ...

I have what I think is a very simple question but I can't find a simple solution: in the following multi-row column headings for a longtable, I have two clines under the second row under columns 2-3 and columns 4-5, and I want to move the rest of the second row (that is, "Back & ME /\textipa ...

I see. So it appears that my mistake was either placing the \captionsetup line after \ContinuedFloat or including [figure] in \captionsetup (or both)?

That did it! Thanks very much!

I'm using the graphicx, subfig, and caption packages to produce a lovely 15-subfigure figure with subcaptions that floats over 4 pages, and each page is listed in my list of figures, i.e.:

2.5 Variant-based Linguistic Distances for Typical Localities . . . . 43
2.5 Variant-based Linguistic ...