Unfortunately no, that's indeed a limitation of #!table in 0.12. Wait for
0.13?
I wonder why that's a limitation. Since the system supports nested tables
now, it would seem a reasonable thing to do. Some technical issue preventing
this from being done easily perhaps?
A workaround would be to wrap your setup in some div (e.g. #!div
class="borderless"), and do something appropriate in your site.css (e.g.
.borderless > table { border: none }).
Alternatively, you can easily achieve multi-column set up by using #!div
style="float: left, width=45%" and such.
Thanks. I ended up using #!div class="borderless" and that worked. It works
a little better for my purposes than using #!div style="float:left". There
was one interesting oddity with using float:left: The inner table was
indented from the header text. In itself not a big deal and actually looks
somewhat appealing, but I don't see why it treated the table position
differently than normal. Curious.
If you want this much visual control, a wiki is probably the wrong tool for
the job. Remember, a wiki is not a replacement for a CMS.
I agree, wiki is not a replacement for a CMS and I don't need it to be. Most
pages I have are very simple. This particular one was a little unique.
Combined with all of the new formatting tools available in 0.12 I was able
to get very close. There is a lot of formatting power available now. By
doing this I was able to take two separate, but related, pages and combine
them into one for easier reference.
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