Waldir Pimenta

See #18 for a list of pages that use **tables for layout**, which is another challenge for Downstyle.

For reference, a list of test pages to test the style of HTML elements (just exhaustive examples of HTML elements, defined straightforwardly, with no quirks) is listed at https://github.com/waldyrious/downstyler/issues/29#issuecomment-1763555889.

As a quick hack, removing the `body { max-width: 40em }` rule improves the situation a bit, but the main content can become too wide to read comfortably. Perhaps something...

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I'm not yet sure about this. I'll let it sit for a while.

Looks like there might be a nice way to flatten tables revert to HTML's original 1D flow (vertically stacked blocks). From [this StackOverflow answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/37834862/266309): ```css tr { display:flex; flex-wrap:wrap; }...

Actually, since the stylesheet isn't that big, why not embed it directly in the bookmarklet? Then it would be instant. So instead of adding a ``, the bookmarklet would add...

Nice, thanks! But I think it makes more sense to mention this as a second paragraph in the Usage section, rather than as a new section. And maybe shorten it...

Oh, wow! In all the years I've been using this, it never occurred to me to use a keyword (and I am a heavy user of bookmark keywords!). That's a...

> ctrl + L, ctrl + z, ctrl + z fixes that :) A bit cumbersome, but yeah, not all is lost :)