I understand that it is possible to create a table like this: | Col A | Col B | Col C | |---|---|---| My question, how to add a custom class attribute to the table? I mean, rendering it in HTML as, for example: <table class='shortcuts'>...</table>

[data-theme-*] attributes are whitelisted inside post content, so you can do <div data-theme-shortcuts="true"> </div> and then target it in CSS using something like div[data-theme-shortcuts="true"] { } Originally discussed here: [image] How can I whitelist a class in a theme? d…

How to add a class attribute to a table created using markdown

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codinghorror (Jeff Atwood) April 1, 2018, 7:07pm 2

This is not possible at the current time. Allowing arbitrary html is a security risk.

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How to add a class attribute to a table created using markdown

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