Don't override user's personal preference for table header separators
exalted opened this issue · 4 comments
I kinda am okay how you wanted to change header separator line from | --- |
to |---|
, but do you think could you keep user's preferred styling instead of overriding it? I personally do prefer leaving a single space before and after ---
. (This is also true for alignment statements, such as | :--- |
, | ---: |
, or | :---: |
, etc.)
Related to #5
When I was looking up the syntax for Markdown tables (as in, I literally didn't know what the syntax was, and I wanted to learn), at first I couldn't figure out which was the "right way". The GitHub Flavored Markdown help page itself is inconsistent about what to use. Sometimes they include the space, and sometimes not.
So, I picked randomly between the two styles and went with it.
I see, that makes sense. Do you think could you keep user's personal preference table by table instead of forcing yours?
I am quite happy with the current style/formatting of Markdown tables. It's actually a feature of it that I use myself relatively often.
Unfortunately, I will not be able to support customization of input. In this case for tables in particular, I really see little value from doing that (compared to say supporting various styles of headers or bullet points or bold/italic, etc.).
See #6 (comment) for a detailed explanation of my rationale for the general issue.
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