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can you provide me with an example usage, either through comment or this pull request? |
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Are you looking for an actual coding example? Or a documentation of how the feature works (which I thought I had done)...? Murray |
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All looking good, .. going to merge and soon release.. |
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This adds the ability to have "evenColumns" automatically turn on in tables if one of the columns is deemed to be too narrow for content to fit.
Usage is via table options:
evenColumns = 0 (default) - turned off
evenColumns = 1 - turned on (columns with a manual width set continue to use that specified width.
evenColumns = 2
evenColumnsMin = 20 (default)
If any column is calculated to be narrower than the min width specified, then the standard evenColumns mode is turned on automatically.
Murray