First of all, thanks for creating a very nice language and cli.
I was playing around with it when came across the following. When I would create a table-like structure over multiple rows, for example with the following column-size structure...
6-2-2-2
6-4-2
6-2-2-2
You would expect the columns to align perfectly with each other (like it would using table colspans), except it is not the the case. The column-widths are percentage-based and sometimes their widths add up to 101% and not 100% creating differences between rows with different structures. If the percentages weren't rounded, but precise, this wouldn't be the case. Although I'm not sure if this is cross-browser supported. See screenshot for reference.
fabianhijlkema
commented
5 years ago
First of all, thanks for creating a very nice language and cli.
I was playing around with it when came across the following. When I would create a table-like structure over multiple rows, for example with the following column-size structure...
6-2-2-2 6-4-2 6-2-2-2
You would expect the columns to align perfectly with each other (like it would using table colspans), except it is not the the case. The column-widths are percentage-based and sometimes their widths add up to 101% and not 100% creating differences between rows with different structures. If the percentages weren't rounded, but precise, this wouldn't be the case. Although I'm not sure if this is cross-browser supported. See screenshot for reference.
Thanks