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table
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abilities
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code
Here is an example of these three tags and the newlines they add. Extra newlines on the left column, newline-free on the right.
It could be argued that tables should not butt against each other, but forcing the user to use [ /table][ table=htl] on the same line to get that result if they want it is hard to read. If we want a gap we can easily add however many newlines we want.
Example ability 1 description
Example ability 1 description
Example ability 1 description
Example ability 1 description
Example ability 1 description
Example ability 1 description
Example ability 1 description
Example ability 1 description
We are forced to say:
[abilities="Abilities 1"]
Example ability 1 description
[/abilities][abilities="Abilities 2"]
Example ability 1 description
[/abilities]
When it would be easier to read, and to find the start of 'Abilities 2' with:
[abilities="Abilities 1"]
Example ability 1 description
[/abilities]
[abilities="Abilities 2"]
Example ability 1 description
[/abilities]
Or, if we wanted a blank line between the two Abilities blocks:
[abilities="Abilities 1"]
Example ability 1 description
[/abilities]
[abilities="Abilities 2"]
Example ability 1 description
[/abilities]
[ +- ] code
[2column]
[col]
[table=htl]
table1 | row1
table1 | row2
[/table]
[table=htl]
table2 | row1
table2 | row2
[/table]
[ code]code[ /code]
[table=htl]
table3 | row1
table3 | row2
[/table]
[/col]
[col]
[table=htl]
table1 | row1
table1 | row2
[/table][table=htl]
table2 | row1
table2 | row2
[/table][ code]code[ /code][table=htl]
table3 | row1
table3 | row2
[/table]
[/col]
[/2column]
[linebreak]
[2column]
[col]
[abilities="Abilities 1"]
Example ability 1 description
[/abilities]
[abilities="Abilities 2"]
Example ability 1 description
[/abilities]
[/col]
[col]
[abilities="Abilities 1"]
Example ability 1 description
[/abilities][abilities="Abilities 2"]
Example ability 1 description
[/abilities]
[/col]
[/2column]
[ +- ] screenshot for after the fix
