Closed mvuorre closed 2 months ago
May I inquire as to how Quarto is accountable for the retention of the default Typst table style within your extension? Should the default style not meet your preferences, I would kindly suggest implementing the necessary Typst command to adjust it accordingly. There are no bugs present in this context.
See https://quarto.org/docs/output-formats/typst-custom.html#advanced-customization.
@mcanouil This is actually a bug, just FYI.
The fix here is to sync up the templates with the create files at src/resources/create/format
To be sure, the bug is not the style of the table, but the fact that quarto create extension format:typst
does not use the correct template, correct?
To be sure, the bug is not the style of the table, but the fact that
quarto create extension format:typst
does not use the correct template, correct?
Yes.
Thanks for reporting this @mvuorre!
Works great, thank you:
Bug description
I created a new Quarto Typst extension called "example" with
quarto create extension format:typst
. I then compared tables within this extension to tables from vanilla Typst output, and the former have gridlines whereas the latter don't.(The complete source for this example is in this repo: https://github.com/mvuorre/quarto-typst-table-reprex and in example.zip.) example.zip
Steps to reproduce
No response
Expected behavior
title: Untitled format: example-typst: default # Tables have gridlines