Markdown Tables Test

This file contains various markdown table examples to test table parsing and rendering.

Basic Table#

This is a simple two-column table with two data rows. It tests basic table structure and rendering without any special formatting or alignment.

Column 1	Column 2
Cell 1, Row 1	Cell 2, Row 1
Cell 1, Row 2	Cell 2, Row 2

Table with Alignment#

This table demonstrates text alignment options in markdown tables. The first column is left-aligned (default), the second is centered using :---:, and the third is right-aligned using ---:. This tests that the CSS alignment rules work correctly.

Left	Centered	Right
This is left	Text is centered	And this is right-aligned
More text	Even more text	And even more to the right

Table with Formatting#

This table contains various markdown formatting within cells: italic text using asterisks, bold text using double asterisks, and inline code using backticks. This tests that formatting is preserved and rendered correctly within table cells.

Name	Location	Food
Alice	New York	Pizza
Bob	Paris	Crepes

Table with Links#

This table includes markdown links within cells. It tests that hyperlinks are properly rendered and clickable within table cells, and that link styling matches the app's theme.

Name	Website	Description
Alice	GitHub	Code repository
Bob	Nostr	Decentralized network

Table with Code Blocks#

This table contains inline code examples in cells. It tests that code formatting (monospace font, background, borders) is properly applied within table cells and doesn't conflict with table styling.

Language	Example
Python	print("Hello, World!")
JavaScript	console.log("Hello")
SQL	SELECT * FROM users

Wide Table (Testing Horizontal Scroll)#

This table has eight columns to test horizontal scrolling behavior on mobile devices and smaller screens. The table should allow users to scroll horizontally to view all columns while maintaining proper styling and readability.

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4	Column 5	Column 6	Column 7	Column 8
Data 1	Data 2	Data 3	Data 4	Data 5	Data 6	Data 7	Data 8
More	Content	Here	To	Test	Scrolling	Behavior	Mobile

Table with Mixed Content#

This table combines various content types: currency values, emoji indicators, and descriptive text. It tests how different content types render together within table cells and ensures proper spacing and alignment.

Item	Price	Status	Notes
Apple	$1.00	✅ In stock	Fresh from the farm
Banana	$0.50	⚠️ Low stock	Last few left
Orange	$1.25	❌ Out of stock	Coming next week

Table with Empty Cells#

This table contains empty cells to test how the table styling handles missing data. Empty cells should still maintain proper borders and spacing, ensuring the table structure remains intact.

Name	Email	Phone
Alice	alice@example.com
Bob		555-1234
Charlie	charlie@example.com	555-5678

Table with Long Text#

This table tests text wrapping behavior with varying column widths. The third column contains a long paragraph that should wrap to multiple lines within the cell while maintaining proper padding and readability. This is especially important for responsive design.

Short	Medium Length Column	Very Long Column That Contains A Lot Of Text And Should Wrap Properly
A	This is medium text	This is a very long piece of text that should wrap to multiple lines when displayed in the table cell. It should maintain proper formatting and readability.

Table with Numbers#

This table contains 21 rows of ranked data with numeric scores and percentages. It's useful for testing row striping, scrolling behavior with longer tables, and ensuring that numeric alignment and formatting remain consistent throughout a larger dataset.

Rank	Name	Score	Percentage
1	Alice	95	95%
2	Bob	87	87%
3	Charlie	82	82%
4	David	78	78%
5	Emma	75	75%
6	Frank	72	72%
7	Grace	70	70%
8	Henry	68	68%
9	Ivy	65	65%
10	Jack	63	63%
11	Kate	60	60%
12	Liam	58	58%
13	Mia	55	55%
14	Noah	53	53%
15	Olivia	50	50%
16	Paul	48	48%
17	Quinn	45	45%
18	Ryan	43	43%
19	Sarah	40	40%
20	Tom	38	38%
21	Uma	35	35%

Table with Special Characters#

This table contains escaped special characters that have meaning in markdown syntax. It tests that these characters are properly escaped and displayed as literal characters rather than being interpreted as markdown syntax.

Symbol	Name	Usage
\|	Pipe	Used in markdown tables
\*	Asterisk	Used for bold/italic
\#	Hash	Used for headings

Table with Headers Only#

This table contains only header rows with no data rows. It tests edge case handling for tables without content, ensuring that the header styling is still applied correctly even when there's no body content.

Header 1	Header 2	Header 3

Single Column Table#

This is a minimal table with only one column. It tests how table styling handles narrow tables and ensures that single-column layouts are properly formatted with appropriate borders and spacing.

Item
First
Second
Third

A Table from a Real Article#

This one is from Bitcoin is Time which broke and is the reason why this document exists.

Clock	Tick Frequency
Grandfather's clock	~0.5 Hz
Metronome	~0.67 Hz to ~4.67 Hz
Quartz watch	32768 Hz
Caesium-133 atomic clock	9,192,631,770 Hz
Bitcoin	1 block (0.00000192901 Hz* to ∞ Hz**)

* first block (6 days)
** timestamps between blocks can show a negative delta

Table with Nested Formatting#

This table demonstrates complex nested formatting combinations within cells, including bold and italic text together, code blocks containing links, and strikethrough text. It tests that multiple formatting types can coexist properly within table cells.

Description	Example
Bold and italic	Important
Code and link	[Click here](https://example.com)
Strikethrough	Old price