This is the current correct syntax for tables:
This
produces this
||head1||head2 |field11|field12 |field21|field22
produces this
| head1 | head2 |
|---|---|
| field11 | field12 |
| field21 | field22 |
This syntax is more intuitive (table-like):
This
produces this
||head1||head2|| |field11|field12| |field21|field22|
produces this
| head1 | head2 | |
|---|---|---|
| field11 | field12 | |
| field21 | field22 |
The additional '|' at the right produces an additional column. Someone might consider this a bug.
I would also like to see a way to span a cell so if I was to do
This
would produce a table where field21 spanned the columns head1 and head2. While now it produces this:
||head1||head2|| |field11|field12| |field21
would produce a table where field21 spanned the columns head1 and head2. While now it produces this:
| head1 | head2 | |
|---|---|---|
| field11 | field12 | |
| field21 |
If you want to display a '|' inside a table you can insert its numeric character entity:
This
produces
||AND|& ||OR ||
produces
| AND | & |
|---|---|
| OR | | |
Go back to DontTellMeShowMe