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Add ability to customize tables in powerpoint output #5706
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So you're using pipe tables, then the column widths only go into effect when the line is long enough. Try:
But I don't know about the powerpoint writer's ability to customize tables... |
@mb21 in case I don't have text that would be long enough to force it, which tables would be better for what I want to do? The intent is basically for the second column to only take up as much space as needed (in this case just for 4 characters), with the rest of the space allocated for the left column. In my actual use of this, right now the table is a bit too long to fit into one slide, but would fit if it allocated more space to the left column. |
I think both multiline_tables and grid_tables always compute widths, see https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#tables |
I can't get widths to work at all, even when using multiline tables which are supposed to compute widths. This sounds like a bug. |
CC: @jkr |
I ran into this as well. I am using pipe tables in Markdown, and the columns (including the |
Using Pandoc 2.7.3
% test slides for table rendering ## Sprint backlog - Done! story | status ----------|-: Evaluate third-party integration | done this is a very very very very very very very very very long story | Done
pandoc "tables.md" -o "tables.pptx"
I expect to be able to customize the font used by the table, by using a reference template, but this seems to be impossible.
The number of dashes under the column headers should cause the first column to take most of the space, but each column is currently taking up equal width.
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