Markdown Tables Broken When in a List

[nomadic]

Looking back at one of my old posts in a thread, I noticed that a table that was previously working is now broken.

@nomadic said in tabs below address bar and overlay menus:

Did you put a space in the name of the css file?

• I forgot to tell you that the filename shouldn't have any spaces in it. I just double checked it and any spaces makes the mod not work.

Good File Names	Bad File Names
example.css	example file.css
tabs-below-url.css	tabs below url.css

It seems that putting a table in a list item now prevents the table syntax from working.

Here is the same structure without the bullet point:

I forgot to tell you that the filename shouldn't have any spaces in it. I just double checked it and any spaces makes the mod not work.

Good File Names	Bad File Names
example.css	example file.css
tabs-below-url.css	tabs below url.css

Is this the same for everyone? Or is this just something I am seeing?

[A Former User]

The way you’ve written it, it is broken for me also. After indenting it’s fine:

• I forgot to tell you that the filename shouldn't have any spaces in it. I just double checked it and any spaces makes the mod not work.

  Good File Names	Bad File Names
  example.css	example file.css
  tabs-below-url.css	tabs below url.css

(This is maybe the first time that I don’t have to write the >> of the spoiler myself)

[TbGbe]

@nomadic said in Markdown Tables Broken When in a List:

I noticed that a table that was previously working is now broken.

Seems OK to me (in Stable 3.5.2115.81):

Are you saying something has changed in Snapshot or ...?

[A Former User]

@TbGbe said in Markdown Tables Broken When in a List:

Are you saying something has changed in Snapshot or ...?

How? You get the HTML from NodeBB, so it shouldn’t depend on your browser.

[TbGbe]

@potmeklecbohdan Then why is it NOT broken for me?

[A Former User]

@TbGbe

[A Former User]

@Gwen-Dragon You have to indent the whole table in order for it to be shown correctly.

[A Former User]

@Gwen-Dragon Wait, so are you saying that:

• the original version was broken for you
• after indenting only the header, it’s okay?

This would mean that there’s something awfully wrong here, coz it still seems broken for me after the edit.

[nomadic]

Well... something weird is going on for sure.

It remains broken for me after the edit:

But if I look at it on my phone, even without any changes from my first post in this thread, it works (without the proper indentation):

However, simulating a mobile device with devTools still leaves it broken (also in the post edited by @Gwen-Dragon):

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Even though it really seems like it shouldn't matter, here is the versions of Vivaldi I am using:

• On my computer with Windows 10 1909 Build 18363

  • Stable 3.5.2115.81 (64-bit)
  • Snapshot 3.6.2137.3 (64-bit)

• On my phone on Android 10 with OxygenOS 10.3.7

  • Stable 3.5.2115.80
  • Snapshot 3.6.2139.3