Yes, I know that tabular is not a math environment and is therefore not part of MathJax.
But ... what about multirows ? Multirows are a perfectly legitimate feature when writing mathematics, and in LaTeX
multirow only works in the tabular environment.
Below is an example I just encountered when a...
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> Markdown tables come with a set of limitations. They don't support everything you can do with HTML tables, and that's on purpose. Each cell can only include inline content (text, images, links, inline code).
> You can't merge cells or rows.
> Block content like multiple paragraphs, lists, code blocks, sub-tables and other complex stuff does not work. If you're trying to mix a Markdown table with inline HTML, you might be up for a wild ride.
> You can't manually determine the width of a column. Your browser will decide what's a good width for any given column based on the content in your table.
@XanderHenderson Thanks for your help. I'm still confused about how I would rewrite my snippet using markdown — Ewan Delanoy16 hours ago
I have the impression that MathJax arrays can be nested in both MathJax arrays and Markdown tables. I'll try to reproduce your figure. — hardmath10 hours ago
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Ta...
