Tables
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The new editor uses Yandex Flavored Markdown, an extended markup version.
In this guide, you can find detailed documentation about both simple tables and multi-row tables.
Simple tables are static tables that are created manually using markup elements.
Wiki also supports table markup using standard HTML tags.
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To create a table, use the markup:
#| || Heading 1 | Heading 2| Heading 3 || || cell 11 | cell 12 | cell 13 || || cell 21 | cell 22 | cell 23 || |#See the result
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To format a table at full page width without borders, use the markup:
#|| || cell 11 | cell 12 | cell 13|| || cell 21 | cell 22 | cell 23|| ||#See the result
Note
You can use text styling elements in table cells.
Add an empty line before the table.
To create a table, use the markup:
| Heading 1 | Heading 2 | Heading 3 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| cell 11 | cell 12 | cell 13 |
| cell 21 | cell 22 | cell 23 |
See the result
Note
You can use text styling elements in table cells.
To display CSV data as a table, use the markup:
%%(csv delimiter=; head=1)
Heading 1;Heading 2;Heading 3
cell 11;cell 12;cell 13
cell 21;cell 22;cell 23
%%
See the result
Markup parameters:
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delimiter: Field separator used in CSV tables. -
head: If set to 1, the first row of the table becomes a heading.
Note
You cannot use text formatting elements in CSV tables.