When I want a nice sagemath notebook presentation using Jupyter, I am obliged to use a mathematical trick as
$\begin{array}{l} \text{Blabla bla bla}\\ \text{tadadadida} \alpha \text{tadadadidou}\\\txt{..}\end{array}$
I think this is a little tough and I cannot have accents. Is there an other way ?
Jupyter's Markdown supports (some) table creation syntax.
Note : this has nothing Sage-specific ; it's a Markdown/Jupyter question. These questions should be first addressed by using the "Help" tab available in any Jupyter notebook, which does contains a pointer to a documentation of Github-flavored Markdown. Wich does document two ways of creating tables in GFM...
You may also try your favorite search engine : the pointer I gave you in the first paragraph was obtained by googling "Jupyter markdown tables".
Asked: 2019-12-12 12:38:59 +0100
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Last updated: Dec 12 '19
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