Creating Tables
Tables
In each .plmat file, multiple html tables can be rendered. Each unique table is denoted by a line in-between it and the previous
table
table
Cells
Cells (tr and td) are seperated on each row using a pipe (|)
First Name | Last Name | Email
Scrooge | McDuck | number1dime@example.net
Launchpad | McQuack | lpad@example.org
Table Headers
Similar to github flavored markdown, header cells are anything in a table located above a line of (in Placemat format) pure hyphens
First Name | Last Name | Email
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Scrooge | McDuck | number1dime@example.net
Launchpad | McQuack | lpad@example.org
Comments
Unlike other table formatting languages Placemat allows for comments.
Comments are either a full line, or in line and begin with a semi-colon (;)
First Name | Last Name | Email
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Scrooge | McDuck | number1dime@example.net ; inline
; full line comment
Launchpad | McQuack | lpad@example.org
Comments will not render in any form in the final generated html
<table>
<tr> <th >First Name</th><th >Last Name</th><th >Email</th> </tr>
<tr> <td >Scrooge</td><td >McDuck</td><td >number1dime@example.net</td> </tr>
<tr> <td >Launchpad</td><td >McQuack</td><td >lpad@example.org</td> </tr>
</table>