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doc/cheatsheet.mld

··· 158 158 159 159 {math \sqrt 2}}} 160 160 {tr 161 161 + {th {{!odoc_for_authors.media}Images} } 162 162 + {td {@text[ 163 163 + {image!path/to/file.png} 164 164 + 165 165 + {image:https://picsum.photos/200/100} 166 166 + ]}} 167 167 + {td 168 168 + {image!odoc_logo_placeholder.jpg} 169 169 + 170 170 + {image:https://picsum.photos/200/100} 171 171 + }} 172 172 + {tr 161 173 {th {{!odoc_for_authors.tables}Table} } 162 174 {td {@text[ 163 175 Light syntax:

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doc/dune

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doc/odoc_for_authors.mld

··· 663 663 The light syntax has the advantages of being arguably more readable for small tables when viewing the source file directly. However, its content is restricted (for instance, no new line is allowed). 664 664 The heavy syntax is easier to write, can be more readable for big tables, and supports having any kind of content inside. It does not support alignment (yet). 665 665 666 666 - {2 Medias} 666 666 + {2:media Medias} 667 667 668 668 Odoc 3.0 introduced new markup for medias. Medias are nestable blocks, 669 669 so they can be put inside lists and tables, but they cannot be

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