Tables are not rendered
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug
A markdown table, rendered in Jupyter, does not get rendered in the jupyter-book output.
| Quantity | Name | Unit|
| ------------------ :| ----------------- :| -- :|
| Length | millimeter | mm |
| Time | nanosecond | ns |
| Energy | Mega electron Volt| MeV |
| Positron charge | eplus | |
| Temperature | kelvin | K |
| Amount of substance| mole | mol |
| Luminous intensity | candela | cd |
| Plane angle | radian | rad |
| Solid angle | steradian | sr |
Gets rendered as this:
| Quantity | Name | Unit| | ------------------ 😐 ----------------- 😐 – 😐 | Length | millimeter | mm | | Time | nanosecond | ns | | Energy | Mega electron Volt| MeV | | Positron charge | eplus | | | Temperature | kelvin | K | | Amount of substance| mole | mol | | Luminous intensity | candela | cd | | Plane angle | radian | rad | | Solid angle | steradian | sr |
$ jupyter book build mybook
ERROR ...
I should have a live example at some point soon, my GitHub-actions is broken (jupyter-book + conda worked beautifully, pushing to GitHub is not working)
PS: You can type juptyer book
instead of jupyter-book
; just like git
does, the Jupyter command delegates to programs with dashes in the path. Might be more memorable for users, don’t know. 😃
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:6 (2 by maintainers)
Top GitHub Comments
Note: the GitHub parser does’t allow tables with spaces like that either, which is how I noticed. 😃
Unless you have other thoughts, I think this can be closed. Takeaway, the parser is a little picker than the Jupyter lab parser.