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I checked why we're getting those `src="..."` attributes in the first place with Documenter (https://github.com/tlienart/LiveServer.jl/pull/150#issuecomment-1245054302) if the Markdown source is (1) `` and (2) ``: - [ ] For (1),...

> Given the prevalence of unicode in Julia output, I think we might need to consider an alternative package/environment. That sounds reasonable.

There is still a table in the showcase that manages to overflow.. but that is due to the cells themselves overflowing I guess, which is harder to fight.  Could...

I am happy to merge this as is too, and leave the equations etc. for the future. If so, this could just use a CHANGELOG note.

Do you think we should also put an adjustbox around the usual tables (as opposed to ones from `show` methods)? I.e. https://github.com/JuliaDocs/Documenter.jl/blob/674c02ea48bb1674d6ba4dfe3c1f81d72404cf4f/src/Writers/LaTeXWriter.jl#L640-L657

They can still overflow if they're big enough though (you can look at the at-eval generated table I added to the showcase). However, I'm also happy to leave it for...

It's a different `latex` method that gets called (we print the `Markdown[AST].Table` directly, and don't rely on the `show` method), so it doesn't get wrapped in `adjustbox` right now. https://github.com/JuliaDocs/Documenter.jl/blob/674c02ea48bb1674d6ba4dfe3c1f81d72404cf4f/src/Writers/LaTeXWriter.jl#L640-L657...

For larger tables I do find that it improves readability if you have some horizontal lines to guide you between the rows. Do you think it would still look good...

First, color >> lines, so that's a great suggestion! As for the readability of color vs no color: I think for small, dense tables no color maybe even more readable....

Sounds good. Yea, there is always more bikeshedding that can be done with these things. But all the PRs you made are already a massive improvement to the look of...