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Standard mkdocs-material stylesheet only has vertical borders for the far-left and far-right, not for internal borders.
Given quite complex nature of much of what we are presenting, I think we need to give the future consumer of this info as much help as we can - even at the risk of not following a minimalist-chique.
It looks ok to me - I also looked at it in Dark Mode.
Only negative - the rows with merged cells have a slightly thicker far right border than regular cells in the far right column. I doubt anyone would notice that if not looking for it.
WITH ADDITIONAL CSS
OUT-OF-BOX
To see this in your own local setup**
Add these two lines to mkdocs.yml
extra_css:`
stylesheets/tableformattingtest.css
Copy this code and save it as .../docs/stylesheets/tableformattingtest.css
I think I had found the same page, but didn't like the alternating background colouring. But if people prefer that, then there's nothing wrong submitting a PR.
Following up brief earlier discussion.
Standard mkdocs-material stylesheet only has vertical borders for the far-left and far-right, not for internal borders.
Given quite complex nature of much of what we are presenting, I think we need to give the future consumer of this info as much help as we can - even at the risk of not following a minimalist-chique.
I found this blog post from Alex Kretzschmar with CSS which claims it makes mkdocs tables look like GitHub tables. Explains things quite well.
https://blog.ktz.me/making-mkdocs-tables-look-like-github-markdown-tables/
Instructions in this comment explain how to add this to a local setup if you want to see this up-close.
Formatting example is from the
musicfolder
command for CLI Database commandshttps://lyrion.org/reference/cli/database/#musicfolder
It looks ok to me - I also looked at it in Dark Mode.
Only negative - the rows with merged cells have a slightly thicker far right border than regular cells in the far right column. I doubt anyone would notice that if not looking for it.
WITH ADDITIONAL CSS
OUT-OF-BOX
To see this in your own local setup**
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