jasonphillips

This does need to be addressed... I suppose the original situation is that this 'deep' table was built to permit any kind of nesting, even sub-tables (which are part of...

The column alignment feature was part of the prior project (at Gitbook) before the fork; it wasn't retained in my implementation. It wouldn't be a whole lot of work to...

In the latest commit (and published version on npm), I added a function on the main export that will generate default deserializer / serializer rules for you, which may make...

The default rendering simply switches the table from having a `thead` or not, based on the headerless attribute. I believe you now just need to apply a style to `thead`...

Hm, that seems odd -- could you note which version of Slate you're on? Check out the included [example code](https://github.com/jasonphillips/slate-deep-table/blob/master/example/main.js) and [demo](https://jasonphillips.github.io/slate-deep-table/), which is very minimal; there, I don't do...

It looks like your version of this plugin isn't my latest -- try switching to `"slate-deep-table": "0.9.6"` and reinstalling.

This is the full source of that demo: https://github.com/jasonphillips/slate-deep-table/blob/master/example/main.js But notice that there are no references to thead / tbody in that code, because they just work out of the...

I'm looking at this in the coming days as I find time; does anyone happen to know of other mature plugins that have migrated to the new API? It would...

@phelipe3 Thanks, `slate-plugins-next` looks very well structured, I can use that as a clean reference.

Update: I'm still a bit torn as to how best to proceed with this library, given the discussion here: https://github.com/ianstormtaylor/slate/issues/3222 `slate-plugins-next` is a smart approach, but builds its own custom...