GFM tables currently render to plain Confluence storage tables. Confluence supports richer table features that markdown doesn't express natively:
- table/page width (e.g. full-width vs. default)
- cell/column alignment
- cell background color
- explicit column widths
Investigate how to author these in markdown (frontmatter, per-table directives, raw storage passthrough, or an attribute syntax) and how they map to the storage-format table markup (<table>, <colgroup>/<col>, data-highlight-colour, alignment classes, etc.). Deliverable: a design for the authoring surface, then implementation.
GFM tables currently render to plain Confluence storage tables. Confluence supports richer table features that markdown doesn't express natively:
Investigate how to author these in markdown (frontmatter, per-table directives, raw storage passthrough, or an attribute syntax) and how they map to the storage-format table markup (
<table>,<colgroup>/<col>,data-highlight-colour, alignment classes, etc.). Deliverable: a design for the authoring surface, then implementation.