lziosi opened a new issue, #20258:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/20258

   Found using Superset 1.3.2. 
   I have a text column called description in Postgresql with strings like: 
"\r\n\r\nTitle". 
   When I display these strings in a Table chart, the carriage return an line 
feed are not rendered (all text appears on the same line). 
   I can workaround this by creating a derived column with the function:
   
   `regexp_replace(description, E'[\\n\\r]+', '</br>', 'g' )`
   
   I have found an old closed defect that should have fixed this:
   
https://github.com/apache/superset/pull/2118/commits/e762978b42f9d639e0e3073c589eb4039968fc84#diff-e4cefda577d63cfaafae[…]46b45c7fce61e56362e207f915
   But the referenced code files (Table.css and Table.js) are not in the latest 
version of the repository.
   This recent change:
   
https://github.com/apache/superset/pull/18822/commits/66adcc9c8fb8b3987e39fd9c3737962867dcf49a
   shows that: `"white-space: nowrap;"` was changed to `"white-space: normal;"`
   That would explain why `\r\n `are no longer honored (it used to be 
`"white-space: pre;"` at the time of the earlier fix).
   
   It seems to me that `"pre-wrap"` might be the most useful option: 
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/white-space
   Would it be possible to change this or introduce an option?


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