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This is a limitation of the markdown converter the plugin uses.
Tables are not part of standard markdown and are only supported by extras with a multitude of different syntaxes.
There are two workarounds:
The converter the plugin uses supports WikiTables which uses a different syntax from your examples but could be helpful. This extra is not currently enabled by default in the plugin but I can show you how to manually enable and I can update it so that the user has a choice through the settings
HTML tables are supported. Just put <table> and </table> in a single line to enclose the table and put valid HTML inside (use <tr> and <td> to create rows and cells). If you wish to use markdown in the cells just use <table markdown="1">.
The style can be controlled via the inline_css settings (specifically using the table, td, tr, tr:odd and tr:even keys). The default Evernote.sublime-settings file contains predefined styles that mimic GitHub tables' appearances.
Obviously, if you modify the table from other clients you will loose the original wiki-tables textual formatting and will get a raw HTML table instead on open.
As soon as I find the time to test and document this, I'll publish a new release on Package Control.
markdown for table is not working in evernote.
like this
or this
is that a bug?
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