Can I print long columns in a GitHub-compatible Markdown?

Question

I am writing a GitHub issue / wiki page that contains a table in which one of the columns is quite large for many posts. Is there a way to wrap long columns in a table in a GitHub-compatible labeling?

Example:

| Regular column | Long column |

| -------------- | ----------- |

| Small amount | There is so much that he does, so I have to scroll, which is very bad for fast readability. |

I would like to make the content of "Long Column" be automatically wrapped so that people can view the content without having to scroll to the right to see all the content.

Answer 1

This is not a markdown function, since markdown does not lead to a visualization. The app that provides your markdown is responsible for the interval. For example, I used your exact file in the GH repository, and it looks good:

Then I added even more text to see if it was getting ugly. It still looks good:

The way GitHub makes a site makes it pretty. Regardless of which application you are viewing, you need to implement something similar that might look like this CSS :

div { width: 200px; word-wrap: break-word; }