Add predefined LaTeX format 'booktabs' #97
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This format works with the booktabs package, making the prettiest tables in LaTeX. Uses its own horizontal rules, and intentionally ignores any specification for vertical ditto (the booktabs documentation explains why).
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That's awesome! Thanks for the PR and also thanks for the tip on booktabs. I did not know about this package :) |
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It's such a red pill, since I started using it, I see ugly tables everywhere. Definitely one of my "every single document" packages. |
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I knew I forgot something. Will sort some docs soon. Sorry! |
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Thanks! :) |
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This format works with the booktabs package, making the prettiest tables
in LaTeX. Uses its own horizontal rules, and intentionally ignores any
specification for vertical ditto (the booktabs documentation explains
why).