Reputation: 63162
Given the following attempt to obtain nested indentions within a Markdown table: pay special attention to the -Methods
and its nested items of - data sources
, - study eligibility criteria
etc:
| Component | Description | Our Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Title | Identify the report as a systematic review incorporating a network meta-analysis (or related form of meta-analysis). | A Network Meta-Analysis of Treatments for Recurrent GBM |
| Abstract / Structured Summary | - _Background_ : main objectives |
| | - _Methods_ |
| | - data sources |
| | - study eligibility criteria |
| | - participants |
| | - interventions |
| | - study appriasal |
| | - synthesis methods such as NMA |
| | - _Results_ |
| | - number of studies and participants identified |
| | - summary estimates with corresponding confidence/credible intervals |
| | - treatment rankings may also be discussed |
| | - Authors may choose to summarize pairwsie comparisons against a chosen treatment |
| | included in their analyses for brevity |
The result of this after passing through pandoc
is not bad but does lose the nested indention levels:
So specifically for the following lines - is there any way to preserve/support the nested indentions?
| | - _Methods_ |
| | - data sources |
| | - study eligibility criteria |
| | - participants |
Upvotes: 0
Views: 225
Reputation: 63162
A rather awkward - but not unworkable - approach can be to add non-breaking-spaces .
| Abstract / Structured Summary | - _Background_ : main objectives |
| | - _Methods_ |
| | - data sources |
| | - study eligibility criteria |
What I will do is add the multiple
's to a paste buffer in my editor that can then be consistently added by a single paste-from-buffer operation
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1076
One way to achieve that is by using grid_tables
:
+-------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+------------------------------+
| Component | Description | Our Approach |
+===============================+============================================+==============================+
| Title | Identify the report as a systematic review | A Network Meta-Analysis of |
| | incorporating a network meta-analysis | Treatments for Recurrent GBM |
| | (or related form of meta-analysis). | |
+-------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+------------------------------+
| Abstract / | - _Background_ : main objectives | |
| Structured Summary | - _Methods_ | |
| | - data sources | |
| | - study eligibility criteria | |
| | - participants | |
| | - interventions | |
| | - study appraisal | |
| | - synthesis methods such as NMA | |
| | - _Results_ | |
| | - ... | |
+-------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+------------------------------+
It's a bit tedious, but it does what you want:
For reference, I used this command to convert from Markdown to PDF:
cat tbl.md | pandoc -f markdown -t latex -V geometry:landscape -o tbl.pdf
Upvotes: 3