Author: xmlizer
Description:
in the documentation it seems to mention that
{|
| A !! B | C | |
| } | ||
have to be transformed in
| A | B | C |
|---|
but it doen't work
may be a better syntax could be
{|
| A | ! B ! | C |
| } | ||
to be equivalent to
{|
| A |
! B
| C |
| } |
Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement
timwi wrote:
in the documentation it seems to mention that
It does not say that on http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Table.
I think this is expected behaviour. If you do something like this:
{|
! cell 1 || cell 2 || cell 3
| } |
then all the cells in this row become <th>s. Essentially, this means that if
you want a <th>, you have to start a row with a !.
xmlizer wrote:
ok so the documentation doen't mention that...
But as <th> is a cell marquer and not a line marquer
it will be great to have this feature working
but it has to change the way it works now
{|
! A !| B |! C
| } |
would look like
| A | B | C |
|---|
and
{|
! A || B || C
| } |
which have to be equivalent to
{|
! A !| B || C
| } |
will have to look like
| A | B | C |
|---|
instead of
| A | B | C |
|---|
rowan.collins wrote:
I'm tempted to mark this "wontfix", because this seems to me a fairly unusual
requirement, and the below works fine:
{|
| A |
! B
| C |
| } |
For now, I'll just mark it as "severity:enhancement".
I'm also removing keyword "parser", as writing a new parser wouldn't solve this
because it is not a feature that doesn't work, it's one that hasn't been written.