CSS styling could be adjusted so it is all tight and no borders etc, so just looks like a table of text. The point is to address the shortcoming that now we need to indent TSV examples with spaces for "nice looking" rendering.
Edit 1:
here is a better styled example: http://www.oneukrainian.com/tmp/tabs-demo2.html . The "tricky" behavior I see. Whenever I just select on my linux laptop, which automagically copies to clipboard, I have desired part as tsv. When I click "ctrl-c" as to copy into clipboard explicitly - I seem to get the full table. Could be treated as a feature ;)
Not sure yet what should be done for PDF -- probably just a note added ;-)
Remi-Gau
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2 months ago
Your idea
Pretty much an alternative to
Here is an example which we came up with chatgpt: http://www.oneukrainian.com/tmp/tabs-demo.html . Try to copy/paste ;)
CSS styling could be adjusted so it is all tight and no borders etc, so just looks like a table of text. The point is to address the shortcoming that now we need to indent TSV examples with spaces for "nice looking" rendering.
Concern originated
Edit 1: here is a better styled example: http://www.oneukrainian.com/tmp/tabs-demo2.html . The "tricky" behavior I see. Whenever I just select on my linux laptop, which automagically copies to clipboard, I have desired part as tsv. When I click "ctrl-c" as to copy into clipboard explicitly - I seem to get the full table. Could be treated as a feature ;)
Not sure yet what should be done for PDF -- probably just a note added ;-)