Prevent table from extending parent width #2424
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The table containing the _Permalink style examples_ [in the docs](http://jekyllrb.com/docs/permalinks/#permalink-style-examples) extends the width of the content container. The solution I propose is a bit dirty, because I remove `permalink: ` in the left column to make the table fit. Another way would be using `white-space: normal;` for code inside tables. That would lead to _ugly_ line-breaks within the code. What do you think?
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Yeah, this is OK. @cobyism, is there a better way to do this that you can think of? |
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The table containing the Permalink style examples in the docs extends the width of the content container.
The solution I propose is a bit dirty, because I remove
permalink:in the left column to make the table fit.Another way would be using
white-space: normal;for code inside tables. That would lead to ugly line-breaks within the code.What do you think?