Feature Request: add possibility to style td and th

Would it be possible to give td and th elements a part="metatable-td" or part="metatable-th" attribute so we can have control over their styling via ::part? I wanted to change some things at the level of td and th, like for example setting overflow: hidden for long URLs (to avoid the scrollbar) and also centering the values (they seem a bit skewed towards the top, not centered, but this may be caused by something else).

This could also apply to other intermediate elements, but I didn’t have a use case for it. Is there a technical constraint here somewhere? I tried doing this in developer tools and it worked

Awesome plugin btw, it removes the need for some dataview weird syntax, and makes obsidian closer to some notion functionalities I was used to 😃

[cbr9]

I found a small problem with the part attribute in some cases. I have an entry in some of my notes’ frontmatter that looks like this:

Days:
  Friday: "9:45 → 11:15"
  Tuesday: "9:45 → 11:15"

The plugin creates an embedded table. In this case, the inner keys and values get the part attribute, i.e., Friday, “9:45 → 11:15”, Tuesday, and “9:45 → 11:15” get the attribute, but the th Days and the td that contains the embedded table do not get it.

[arnau]

Version 0.10.3 fixes the missing key/value parts, aims to fix the slight vertical skew in keys and, you convinced me, adds parts for link, external-link and internal-link in case you want to remove underlining.