Tables
Tables organize repeated fields. They are best for comparison, inventory, small checklists, and structured reference material.
Basic syntax
| Field | Meaning |
| --- | --- |
| status | Current workflow state |
| owner | Person responsible |
| reviewed | Last review date |
The editor can help insert or format tables, but the saved note remains Markdown.
When to use a table
Use a table when rows share the same columns. Use headings or lists when each item needs a different amount of explanation.
Good table uses:
- Feature comparison.
- Plugin evaluation.
- Project inventory.
- Troubleshooting checklist.
- Settings reference.
Keep tables readable
Markdown tables become hard to edit when cells contain long paragraphs. If a cell needs several sentences, link to a note or use a section instead.
