Checking to see if this looks good or bad. Particularly on mobile.
-One | Two | Three
-First thing | Second thing | Third thing
-something reeeeeeeaaally long | anoooooother thing | oooooooooooooooooone more thiiiiiiiiiiiiing
Another Table:
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One|Two|Three -
First thing|Second thing|Third thing -
something reeeeeeeaaally long|anoooooother thing|oooooooooooooooooone more thiiiiiiiiiiiiing
table header
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One | Two | Three
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^First thing^ | ^Second thing^ | ^Third thing^
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^something reeeeeeeaaally long^ | ^anoooooother thing^ | ^oooooooooooooooooone more thiiiiiiiiiiiiing^
Table
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One|Two|Three -
First thing|Second thing|Third thing -
something reeeeeeeaaally long|anoooooother thing|oooooooooooooooooone more thiiiiiiiiiiiiing
Test Table
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One | Two | Three
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First thing | Second thing | Third thing
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something reeeeeeeaaally long | anoooooother thing | oooooooooooooooooone more thiiiiiiiiiiiiing
I think tables require a heading, even if that heading contains no text.
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One Two Three -
Four Five Six
Edit to add:
I think the tables are based on this: https://github.github.com/gfm/#tables-extension-
A lot of the markup is based on CommonMark, though that spec doesn’t support tables.THANK YOU!!! Those tables are actual tables!!! Why is this functionality so obscure? 😭
🤷 Looking at the source code, the markup seems to be based on markdown-it, which claims to be a superset of CommonMark.
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