I’m modifying my docs/single.html layout (using Docsy theme) to include something like a byline. I would prefer the byline to go under the .Title, so I use this… {{ define "main" }} <h1>{{ .Title }}</h1> <left><p><font color="#00437b"><b>Author:</b> {{ .Params.author }} | <b>Version:</b> {{ .Para…

[image] jmoe816: So instead of using {{ .Content }}, I’m having to use {{ .Render “content” }}. This gives me my table formatting, but now it lumps the .Title into the content, You need to look at the content.html template in the theme and figure out the CSS class used for the content wrapper…

[image] jmoe816: the markdown formatting of a table in my content docs disappears Is it rendered as a table, or is the table not styled as expected?

It still looks like a table without the style.

Yep, that seemed to do the trick. Thanks! <div class="td-content">{{ .Content }}</div>

.Render.Content vs .Content messes up markdown table

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bep December 15, 2022, 7:01pm 3

You need to look at the content.html template in the theme and figure out the CSS class used for the content wrapper and then use that to surround your .Content (add a div).

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.Render.Content vs .Content messes up markdown table

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