Hey guys,
I’ve been making use of the great community plugin Advanced tables obsidian
At first I thought of this issue as a community plug in bug, so I created this issue on github internal links | aliases issue in tables’ columns
but then I realized this is a bug within obsidian.
Tony (the creator of the plug in) said he’ll do what he can to optimize the plug in for this use, but suggested I should report an obsidian bug.
With that said, here’s the issue described:
I discovered a bug when it comes to using links with aliases inside links. in the form of something like: [[2020-11-25|today]]
here’s an example table that works without any issues.
| day | mood |
| -------------- | ------- |
| [[2020-11-22]] | 5/5 |
| [[2020-11-23]] | 4/5 |
| [[2020-11-24]] | 5/5 |
| day | mood |
|---|---|
| [[2020-11-22]] | 5/5 |
| [[2020-11-23]] | 4/5 |
| [[2020-11-24]] | 5/5 |
but if I use this format [[2020-11-25|today]] with the | vertical line, the table confuses it for a table division line.
Expected Behavior
this is how I would like the table to format the last row.
| day | mood |
| --------------------- | ------- |
| [[2020-11-22]] | 5/5 |
| [[2020-11-23]] | 4/5 |
| [[2020-11-24]] | 5/5 |
| [[2020-11-25|today]] | |
Current Behavior
but currently, tables split the today]] section into the wrong column.
| day | mood |
|---|---|
| [[2020-11-22]] | 5/5 |
| [[2020-11-23]] | 4/5 |
| [[2020-11-24]] | 5/5 |
| [[2020-11-25 | today]] |
Specs
Linux Manjaro XFCE
Obsidian 0.9.17
Advanced Tables Version: 0.6.2
Thanks
