Markdown tables are rendered in a lopsided fashion, and I've used html coding in a markdown (.md) file to get something that looks reasonable to me. That seems to cause a problem when my .md files are converted to .html github pages (jekyll).
It seems that any links (e.g. somefile.md) in the html-coded table are not converted to the .html extension; in other words, the link in the github pages page is to somefile.md instead of somefile.html. Following a link then yields a really ugly .md file.
This is an awkward description (github pages page = inane). I've created a version of my README.md file here that includes both the markdown-coded table, and the html-coded table. If you'll follow that link, the issue will be obvious I think.
I would like to have a table that looks rational (not lopsided), and have my links converted properly by github pages. Is this possible?
