Markuptable 1.7.0 -

The official release notes highlight several upgrades aimed at customization and workflow speed:

If you’ve ever tried to manually format a table in Markdown, you know it’s a headache of pipes ( | ) and dashes ( - ). MarkupTable simplifies this by acting as a bridge: MarkupTable 1.7.0

A new "toggle" behavior for column widths—the first click/shortcut expands a column to fit its content perfectly, while a second trigger shrinks it back down to save space. The official release notes highlight several upgrades aimed

Convert your work instantly into formats like MultiMarkdown , Wikitext , BBCode , or HTML . Pro-Tip for 1.7.0 Users Pro-Tip for 1

Use spreadsheet-like features (batch fill, row moving, duplicating) that aren't possible in standard text editors.

New buttons and keyboard shortcuts allow you to adjust the width of all columns simultaneously or just the currently selected one, now available in both Spreadsheet and Classic modes.

The new are the secret to staying in "flow state." Instead of reaching for your mouse to drag column borders, you can now snap your entire table to fit its data with a single command, keeping your hands on the keys while you document. Applications-MarkupTable