I'm afraid the only way of formatting tables at present is using the standard HTML markup: <table>...</table> with the '...' being combinations of rows <tr><td></td>...<td></td></tr>. Here, <tr> creates rows, and <td> creates cells within rows. See, for example, the w3schools page on tables for more information and examples.
(We opted not to use the '|...|' syntax since we're quite likely to have |s within tables, which would make things quite awkward to parse.)
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I'm afraid the only way of formatting tables at present is using the standard HTML markup:
<table>...</table>with the '...' being combinations of rows<tr><td></td>...<td></td></tr>. Here,<tr>creates rows, and<td>creates cells within rows. See, for example, the w3schools page on tables for more information and examples.(We opted not to use the '|...|' syntax since we're quite likely to have |s within tables, which would make things quite awkward to parse.)
OK, thanks. I tried the HTML table format at
/article/Create_an_epsilon_of_room
and it worked just fine. (Perhaps the w3 link might be added to the help pages on markup.)
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