[FEAT] Multiline flashcards with table inbetween

[dmantisk]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When using tables in multi line flashcards the empty lines enforced by obsidian cuts off the top of the card.

This is how it has to be made

- Question opening
                   <-- Empty line needed to make the table render in obsidian
| a   | b   |
| --- | --- |
| c   | d   |
Question continued
??
Answer

As a result the flash card starts from the table cutting off the 'question opening'

Describe the solution you'd like

1. A way for multi line flashcards to incorporate/recognize the empty line before tables
2. A way to manually include an empty line in a multi line card
   2.1. A character/string used before the empty line
   2.2. A character/string to define beginning and ending of the flash card

Additional context

A related issue : #122

[dengrish]

I am dealing with this issue as well. Currently there is essentially no way to include tables into flash card answers as far as I can tell.

[ragrawal]

+1 .. I have a table in the answer section and currently not able to render it

[ronzulu]

Although it hasn't been finalised, there is progress at #1012

[IDZorin]

I think the issue was fixed.
Though, based on issues and documentation it's still open, however I managed to achieve required behavior in flash cards.
@ronzulu to confirm.

Header

??
Question 1
Table
?
Answer
table
+++

[dmantisk]

I think the issue was fixed. Though, based on issues and documentation it's still open, however I managed to achieve required behavior in flash cards. @ronzulu to confirm.

Header

?? Question 1 Table ? Answer table +++

How did you handle the empty line above the table? Did you wrap it in a callout?

[IDZorin]

Not sure what is a callout, I've recently started using obsidian and spaced repetition.

Here is the full syntax of my example:
example.txt

[dmantisk]

Wow, it looks like having a manually defined 'end' tag for the flashcards (+++ for you) turns the reverse multi line tag into a manual 'start' tag.
@ronzulu I haven't seen this mentioned in the settings, but even if it's a bug it works. I'll hold off on closing this until your verdict.

@IDZorin a callout is a native obsidian feature; Heres's the link to the official website detailing it.
Wraping a table in a callout 'fills in' the empty spaces, so I was using it as a workaround.

Edit: Also, thank you!