I’m assuming that you are using a computer to formulate your layouts here, and presumably on a typical widescreen setup.
Phones and such might not look the same correct? Just wondered if you are taking that into account when setting yourself up with the maximum for wrap on one type of device.
The forum automatically adjusts for mobile devices. In fact, Discourse is actually designed for mobile first, not desktop use. We’ll get a real test of that pretty soon though.
New table test. This is for shorter tables, like for maximum Stash Tabs. I’m going to try something new. Something that will allow me to have one “column” for the heading and centered without having to designate two separate tables.
That’s okay. I think I can get what I want by designating two tables, like I did for the Greater Rifts to Game Difficulties table. The only problem with that is the lines separating the columns tend to be different lengths. But, I can live with that.
Testing below.
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Well, that just resulted in the same results I got without designating separate tables. Possibly because the title (header text) is so long.
I’ll just stick to what I have so far. It’s good enough for D3 forum work.
Or more likely it’s using the HTML 5 version which requires CSS. As I noted above, it’s a mishmash of HTML 4 and HTML 5 syntax support. For those elements that it uses in HTML 5 mode, none of the HTML 4 arguments will work and vice versa (see: <details> (HTML 5 only) and anchors (HTML 4 only)).
So, you want to make this easy on yourself? Make the tables in Excel and then just highlight and paste in here. It will auto format for you.
Just tested it for funsies seeing as it auto formats when you copy from json, so i thought excel might work too. It does. It assumes whatever your top line is, is the header and puts a bold line under it. The columns under that header are all auto aligned.
Could you test that with cells that have left, center, and right alignment in both the header and data cells? I suspect it isn’t truly formatting it and is just using the default left alignment.
Oh my, it takes the plain text output of formulas too! How nifty. That bottom right is a basic SUM function.
Data Cells and Header cells formatted as requested and no, it does not function as a fancy editor that adds that level of formatting. It just grabs the basics and makes you a really easy table. Perfect for the basics and anyone can easily do it! Even me!
Look at the code, tables are in easy format.
You may change the alignment afterwards.
Since the software auto-adjust the column width based on the data length, you may want to manually break a long line.
You may do so, by inserting a <br> tag.
All I had to do was take a text document and put a tab between the number and the name another tab between name and source. Copy from text to excel and it puts it right in columns for me. Copy from excel into forum. Done.