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When rendering tables in a markdown document e.g. in an OpenSearch Dashboards' notebook, the table does not have any CSS on top of the CSS reset, making it barely readable: all data is cluttered as there is no space between fields, making it hard to see where a column ends and the next one starts.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to 'Observability', 'Notebook'
Create a Notebook
Add a paragraph
Add this sample content:
%md
Foo
| Mesure | Avant | Après | Ratio |
|--------------------|---------|--------|-------|
| Backup incrémental | 3mn | 20mn | × 7 |
| Backup complet | 1h | 8h | × 8 |
| Débit des backups | 380kB/s | 62kB/s | ÷ 6 |
Bar
Expected behavior
Columns should be clearly separated, and there should be spacing above and bellow the table.
Screenshots
Current rendering of the above example (note the missing spacing between cells and after the table):
Adding some CSS can help, as an experiment I added this style to my browser to do some testing:
Describe the bug
When rendering tables in a markdown document e.g. in an OpenSearch Dashboards' notebook, the table does not have any CSS on top of the CSS reset, making it barely readable: all data is cluttered as there is no space between fields, making it hard to see where a column ends and the next one starts.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Columns should be clearly separated, and there should be spacing above and bellow the table.
Screenshots
Current rendering of the above example (note the missing spacing between cells and after the table):
Adding some CSS can help, as an experiment I added this style to my browser to do some testing:
Host/Environment (please complete the following information):
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