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Suppose I have the following table:
I want the row How to go about styling it? Show rule on the table or the cell? Any clever function needed? |
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Answered by
frozolotl
Jul 14, 2024
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You can't (easily) use a show rule here, but you can instead input the cells pre-colored: #let data = (
("one", "one"),
("one", "two"),
)
#table(
columns: 3,
table.header[*n*][*exp.*][*result*],
..data
.enumerate(start: 1)
.map(((n, (left, right))) => {
let cell = table.cell.with(fill: if left == right { green } else { red })
(cell[#n], cell(left), cell(right))
})
.flatten(),
) |
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That did the trick. Thank you very much. |
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You can't (easily) use a show rule here, but you can instead input the cells pre-colored: