The following animated GIF shows the issue.
The table with no header is correctly rendered. However, on editing, when I disable markdown, it automatically adds an empty row.
Reproduce it here
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Not only does it add an extra row, but also incorrectly renders the HTML, which causes even more problematic troubles during editing, illustrated below:
The following animated GIF shows the issue.
The table with no header is correctly rendered. However, on editing, when I disable markdown, it automatically adds an empty row.
Reproduce it here
More obvious comparison.
Regular preview:
Markdown preview:
Not only does it add an extra row, but also incorrectly renders the HTML, which causes even more problematic troubles during editing, illustrated below:
The following animated GIF shows the issue.
The table with no header is correctly rendered. However, on editing, when I disable markdown, it automatically adds an empty row.
Reproduce it here
More obvious comparison.
Regular preview:
Markdown preview:
Not only does it add an extra row, but also incorrectly renders the HTML, which causes even more problematic troubles during editing, illustrated below:
The following animated GIF shows the issue.
The table with no header is correctly rendered. However, on editing, when I disable markdown, it automatically adds an empty row.
Reproduce it here
More obvious comparison.
Regular preview:
Markdown preview:
Not only does it add an extra row, but also incorrectly renders the HTML (I found this out while, which causes even more problematic troubles during editing this answer)., illustrated below:
The following animated GIF shows the issue.
The table with no header is correctly rendered. However, on editing, when I disable markdown, it automatically adds an empty row.
Reproduce it here
More obvious comparison.
Regular preview:
Markdown preview:
Not only does it add an extra row, but also incorrectly renders the HTML (I found this out while editing this answer).
The following animated GIF shows the issue.
The table with no header is correctly rendered. However, on editing, when I disable markdown, it automatically adds an empty row.
Reproduce it here
More obvious comparison.
Regular preview:
Markdown preview:
Not only does it add an extra row, but also incorrectly renders the HTML, which causes even more problematic troubles during editing, illustrated below:
The following animated GIF shows the issue.
The table with no header is correctly rendered. However, on editing, when I disable markdown, it automatically adds an empty row.
Reproduce it here
More obvious comparison.
Regular preview:
Markdown preview:
Not only does it add an extra row, but also incorrectly renders the HTML (I found this out while editing this answer).
The following animated GIF shows the issue.
The table with no header is correctly rendered. However, on editing, when I disable markdown, it automatically adds an empty row.
Reproduce it here
The following animated GIF shows the issue.
The table with no header is correctly rendered. However, on editing, when I disable markdown, it automatically adds an empty row.
Reproduce it here
More obvious comparison.
Regular preview:
Markdown preview:
Not only does it add an extra row, but also incorrectly renders the HTML (I found this out while editing this answer).
