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Describe the bug
If I copy a link into a table cell, like [[my page title|the text to show]], it seems to work fine, but when I leave the note and come back to it, it's created an extra column with "the text to show]]" in it - it's interpreted the pipe "|" as a new column indicator.
Expected behavior
That a pipe used inside another markdown command (like, the page link) won't be interpreted as part of the table syntax i.e. won't create a new column.
Screenshots
In the first row with text, you can see the kind of link I'm trying to make, before it's been re-parsed.
In the next row with text, you can see that a similar link as been split into two columns.
Desktop
OS: macOS, on Macbook Pro 2022, 14.2.1 (23C71)
Obsidian Version: Version 1.5.3
Advanced Tables Version: 0.21.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I've found a workaround - use markdown style links, not wiki links ... but because my file names have spaces in them, I have to add <> around the file name, so like this: [r2-at2](<R2 - AT2 - UX & CMD - Mon arvo>)
Describe the bug
If I copy a link into a table cell, like [[my page title|the text to show]], it seems to work fine, but when I leave the note and come back to it, it's created an extra column with "the text to show]]" in it - it's interpreted the pipe "|" as a new column indicator.
Expected behavior
That a pipe used inside another markdown command (like, the page link) won't be interpreted as part of the table syntax i.e. won't create a new column.
Screenshots
In the first row with text, you can see the kind of link I'm trying to make, before it's been re-parsed.
In the next row with text, you can see that a similar link as been split into two columns.
Desktop
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: