four spaces before test then here
single-quote, dollar sign, \fbox{ text goes here } dollar-sign, single quote
With commas
‘$\fbox{test is something that can go here but also this}$’
With backticks:
$\fbox{test is something that can go here but also this}$
I don’t know how to do this for a multi-line.
This is no ticks (but included a space before in attempt to make in line.
$\fbox{test is something that can go here but also this}$
A one cell table the syntax straight line, content, straight line straight line, hyphen, straight line
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Same process as above But the I copy in the two line syntax
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&-n-b-s-p-; solution in header row
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Four spaces in top row * need a space between row above and this solution.
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Create a three row table Nothing in the header row then delete top two rows *Nope. Still interprets remaining row as headers row.
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Regular table please
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So far the fbox looks the most promising
with parbox and three dashes
$\fbox{\parbox{\textwidth}{%hello1\\\hello2\\\hello3}}$
with parbox and two dashes
$\fbox{\parbox{\textwidth}{%hello1\\hello2\\hello3}}$
with
$\fbox{\parbox{\textwidth}{%hello1\\\hello2\\\hello3}}$
matrix{a\b\}
two dashes
$\fbox{\matrix{a\\b\\}}$
Three dashes
$\fbox{\matrix{a\\\b\\\}}$
four dashed
$\fbox{\matrix{a\\\\b\\\\}}$
I just copied this straight over from onenote:
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Also from oneNote
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I think that the neatest solution will just have to be: format tables so the render normally on website (left-aligned) Change html / css so table headers are not bolded. Then manually bold table headers ehwn you want this ** with these ** I think you just want your tables to be white background, left aligned. Like they are in OneNote. Then I can do header bolding using markdown.