When tables are created in the README editor, they often look okay on the Review page within the submission form, but then when they are published, the table is truncated on the landing page without any way of seeing the last columns:
We would like a solution so these tables are visible on the home page, either through a scroll bar on the README that allows you to see it all (but hopefully if this option is used, you can somehow prevent it from just having text extend past the normal margin and only show up for tables or something?). Or perhaps a way in the Markdown editing to specify the width of the table to fit properly?
When tables are created in the README editor, they often look okay on the Review page within the submission form, but then when they are published, the table is truncated on the landing page without any way of seeing the last columns:
We would like a solution so these tables are visible on the home page, either through a scroll bar on the README that allows you to see it all (but hopefully if this option is used, you can somehow prevent it from just having text extend past the normal margin and only show up for tables or something?). Or perhaps a way in the Markdown editing to specify the width of the table to fit properly?
The dataset where this came up, for reference: https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.z612jm6m0