On Sun, Oct 14, 2018 at 01:10 PM, JMichaelTX wrote:
I am using Markdown, so that may limit my choices. Any suggestions?
Markdown is not a native browser language, so at some point it's being converted to html for display. You can see the html by using the "view source" (or similar menu selection) in your browser while viewing your wiki after you're done with composition.
In principle, it should then be possible to extract that html, apply some of the the styles to your tags, and save it back via the editor. Having said all that, if you're not fairly proficient with html then none of this bootstrap.css stuff is likely to make sense anyway.
Is this a groups.io bug that should be reported?
I agree with Shal that it wouldn't hurt to report your original problem to support; however, I didn't see anything in to suggest that table cell borders are a supported markdown feature.
My recommendation would be to open the wiki file in the html editor. Switch to html in your preferences, open the editor, then click on the far right icon (looks like three bars) then again on the far right icon (looks like <>). This will display the html source. Look for the tag with the TABLE attribute. Immediately after TABLE, insert border="1" cellpadding="5" width="100%", then save.?
These are deprecated html constructs, but if the groups.io editor doesn't strip them, they should give you what you want.
Good luck,
Bruce?
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