May 2016
Intermediate to advanced
366 pages
8h 21m
English
The idea behind lightweight markup languages such as Textile and Markdown is to keep the source text readable. This is the reason the | (the vertical bar) marker was chosen for tables. Thus, you can create a table using this code:
| |Heading 1|Heading 2|Heading 3| |Row heading 1| ? | ? | ? | |Row heading 2| ? | ? | ? | |Row heading 3| ? | ? | ? |
It will be formatted as follows:

The code looks very natural, doesn't it? In practice, however, users usually omit spaces, so the source text looks less readable.
Many Textile syntax rules support options (we will speak about this feature in detail later), and the table rule is among them. Thus, the ...
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