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WalkthroughThe change adds table classification and break opportunities to the MDX pipeline. The fanfold theme uses this metadata for fixed column sizing and expandable prose rows. It also adds page identifiers, short breadcrumbs, rail link deduplication, and layout updates. ChangesConformance Table Rendering
Page Metadata and Breadcrumb Presentation
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MDXPipeline->>rehypeTableColumns: Transform table
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…the row Wide tables in the fanfold theme ran past the sheet and hid the end of every line. On one conformance page five tables overflowed, 738px of text sat off the right edge, and nothing on screen said so. Columns are measured at build time now. A new rehype plugin finds the one column of a table that holds prose and gives every other cell a size class taken from the longest run of text in it that cannot be broken, so a theme can state widths rather than guess from the column count. Long identifiers are given `<wbr>` seams at their punctuation and capitals, so a name wraps instead of being cut in half. fanfold folds the prose column under its row and opens it on demand, which gives a paragraph the measure body copy uses instead of whatever the labels leave. - content column is 768px wide - 0 tables reach past the sheet, down from 5, and nothing is clipped - tallest row is 136px, down from 840px - 187 of 193 label cells sit on one line, and none is broken mid-word
…ting The footer mixed three sources and looked like it: one link the theme rendered itself, two that Apsara's sidebar items rendered at 16px with 8px of indent, and a theme toggle centred across the rail. The repository was also listed twice, once from `navigation.social` as "github" and once from `config.links` as "GitHub" — neither component could see it, since each is handed only its own list. - the rail now deduplicates against `config.links` as well, and yields to it: `SidebarLinks` adds UTM parameters and routes relative hrefs through the router, so its copy is the one worth keeping - Apsara's nav items are restyled down to the label. The span it nests the text in declares its own colour and a 500 weight, so styling the anchor alone left them reading darker and heavier than the links beside them, and its wrapper swallowed the footer's gap - `.railFooterToggle` moves below `.iconButton`, which was quietly beating it at equal specificity and leaving every override in it dead, and shrinks to its label instead of being stretched across the rail and centred in it
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Prose was capped at 600px while the tables, the code blocks, the star rule, the meta lines and the title all ran to 720px, so every paragraph stopped 120px short of the rule above it and the paper looked wider than the report on it. A line printer had no way to set a paragraph narrower than a table — the carriage was the carriage — so a theme drawn as printer output wants one width for everything on the page. The paper is narrowed to that width rather than the prose widened to the paper's: 672px of content between the gutters, which is exactly 80 characters of body type and the carriage this theme is an impression of. Both alternatives were measured first. Holding prose to 600px and letting the tables and code blocks run wide left the mismatch above. Widening the prose to the old 720px instead put 86 characters on a line, well past what reads. 80 sits at the edge of a comfortable measure, which monospace on 24px leading carries. Every cap now reads from one custom property, so the measure is two numbers in one place instead of six scattered lengths. - one right edge for prose, tables, code, headings, rules and furniture - 0 tables reach past the sheet, and no label breaks mid-word: the narrowest paragraph column in a stated table is 156px, wider than its own longest word - code blocks needing a sideways scroll go from 4% to 7% of 620, the cost of taking 48px off the sheet
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Use Apsara color tokens for the new footer styles.
The new rules use --fan-ink-* values. Replace these values with the applicable --rs-color-* tokens so the changed styles follow the theme token contract.
As per coding guidelines: “Use CSS modules with Apsara design tokens for styling.”
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A fence with no language is a drawing, not a listing — a diagram, a tree, a captured terminal — and nobody cites a line of one by number. The numbers also indented every such block by 3ch plus a gutter, which threw the drawing's own alignment out and made it read as source. Nothing in the rendered markup said what a block was, so `addLanguageClass` is turned on: it puts `language-<lang>` on the code element, and the theme keys off that. `plaintext` is a narrower signal than it looks. fumadocs highlights a bare fence with its `defaultLanguage`, which is `plaintext`, while a fence naming a language nothing can highlight falls back to `text`. So an author who wrote nothing gets a drawing, and one who wrote ```logql keeps a numbered listing. In the docs this was written against that is 213 bare fences losing their numbers and 407 named ones keeping them. The counter still counts and only the digits are hidden, so nothing downstream needs to know.
Every item on it was ticked off, and it had not been touched since #110.
Two bits of outer geometry that had fallen behind the sheet inside them. The page was capped at 1600px, which its own comment worked out as two feed strips, two rails, a 904px column of type and a 64px gutter either side. The sheet is 720px now, so the same sum is 1416px — and at 1600 the gutters had opened to 155px, which is the comment's own warning about the rails drifting away from what they describe. The gap above the paper is now matched below it, so scrolling to the end of a long page reaches the foot of the sheet rather than a cut. Everything that subtracts that gap subtracts it twice, or the two margins push a short page past the viewport. The feed strips are stretched to the sheet instead of held a viewport tall and stuck. Sticky at `height: 100vh` covered the window while scrolling but could not know where the paper ended: on a page shorter than the window the strip ran past the foot of the sheet and raised a scrollbar over nothing, and at the end of a long page it carried the punch holes down into the gap below. The negative margin that was there to hide the first of those never actually did — a short page overflowed by the height of the gap either way. Stretching fixes both by construction and the hack goes with it.
…n the trail The fanfold header was designed to carry what a page is: the standard it implements, the package, the command. The theme cannot know any of that, so it was filling the two lines under the trail with the only facts it had — the site title, the section, and the URL. A page can now name them itself. `identifiers` is a list of lines printed verbatim under the trail, and a page without it keeps the lines the theme can work out on its own, so nothing else changes. Frontmatter reaches a theme through one allowlist in `extractFrontmatter`, so that is the only place a new field can enter — and the only edit needed here beyond the theme. Non-string entries are dropped rather than rendered: this comes straight from a content file, where one mistyped entry should not arrive as `[object Object]`. Named `identifiers` rather than `meta` because `meta.json` already means a directory's metadata and the two would read as the same thing. The trail now prefers a `short` where the tree carries one, so it reads "… / SPP" rather than "… / Space Packet Protocol". `getBreadcrumbItems` is fumadocs' own and returns names only, so the lookup is built here from the `short` that `attachShortNames` puts on every page node and each folder index. Kept local to this theme: the other two render their breadcrumbs from the shared helper and never use `short`.
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Wide tables in the fanfold theme ran past the sheet and hid the end of every line. On
/conformance/sppfive tables overflowed, 738px of text sat off the right edge, and nothing on screen said so.The cause was that CSS has no way to ask how much text is in a column, so the only thing the theme could key off was the column count — which says nothing about a table's shape.
What changed
Columns are measured at build time. A new rehype plugin,
rehype-table-columns, finds the one column of a table that holds prose and gives every other cell adata-colsize class taken from the longest run of text in it that cannot be broken. The prose column is left without a class, so in a fixed layout it takes whatever the others do not. A table of any other shape gets no attributes at all and automatic layout goes on serving it untouched.The unbreakable run is the measure that matters, not the longest cell: a cell is expected to wrap, and only a run with no break opportunity in it has to fit on one line. Sizing by the longest cell is what produced
Unsupporteabove a strayd.Long identifiers get somewhere sensible to break.
<wbr>seams go in after identifier punctuation and before a capital that follows a lowercase letter, soTransmissionConstraintListbreaks at its humps rather than being cut mid-word.<wbr>is a break opportunity rather than a character, so copied text is unchanged.fanfold folds the prose column under its row.
ExpandableRow.tsxrenders each row as a compact summary plus a full-width notes row, opened on demand, so a paragraph gets the 600px measure body copy uses instead of the ~200px the labels used to leave it. It stays a real<table>, so the columns keep lining up and a screen reader still reads it as a table.hidden="until-found"keeps browser find-in-page working, with abeforematchlistener so React learns when the browser opens a row itself.One label column takes the spare width. Folding the paragraph away frees most of the table, and in fixed layout spare space goes only to columns without a stated width. Marking the text-heaviest label column
data-growsends it there instead of letting it pool in the toggle's column, which was 77% of the sheet on a three-column table.The content column also moves from 904px to 768px.
Results, on
/conformance/sppChecked the same way on
/conformance/xtce,/sle,/tmdland/pus: no clipping, no mid-word breaks in labels, headers or prose, and no cell clipped by its ellipsis.Before settling the class widths I checked all 104 qualifying tables in a real docs corpus: the grow column never lands narrower than its class width (minimum 204px), so there is no path back to broken words.
Notes for review
mdxComponentsis one global map, soMdxTrbranches onconfig.theme.nameand imports fromthemes/fanfold. That follows existing precedent (ApiSkeletonimports the default theme's CSS), but the cleaner shape would be an optionalmdxComponentson theThemetype merged in by the three entry points. Happy to do that instead.342 tests pass, including 22 for the new plugin. Lint and typecheck clean.
Also here: the sidebar footer (second commit)
Unrelated to the tables, but it is the same theme's furniture and was easier to fix in place than to hold back.
The footer was mixing three sources and looked like it: one link the theme rendered itself, two that Apsara's sidebar items rendered at 16px with 8px of indent, and a theme toggle centred across the rail. The repository was also listed twice — once from
navigation.socialasgithub, once fromconfig.linksasGitHub.The repeat. Both keys are real, and they are rendered by different components:
useRailLinks()ownsnavigation.*,SidebarLinksownsconfig.links. Each is handed only its own list, so neither could see the duplicate. The rail now dedupes againstconfig.linkstoo, and yields to it —SidebarLinksadds the UTM parameters and routes relative hrefs through the router, so its copy is the one worth keeping.The mismatched links. Apsara's
Sidebar.Itemnests its label in a span that declares its owncolorand a 500 weight, so styling the anchor alone left the text darker and heavier than its neighbours; a child's own declaration beats anything inherited. The rule now reaches the label. Apsara's wrapper div also sat between the flex column and the links, so the footer'sgapnever reached them and the rows bunched.The toggle.
.railFooterTogglewas declared above.iconButton, and both setjustify-contentandcolor. At equal specificity the later rule wins, so every override in that block was dead code. Moved below it, and switched toalign-self: flex-start— the rail is a flex column, so the button was being stretched to the full 200px, which is why the centring showed.Measured after: one colour, one weight, one size, one left edge, and an even 24px rhythm, in both light and dark.
One thing left alone: a
navigation.socialentry has no label, so the rail falls back to itstypestring — that is why it read lowercasegithub. The dedupe hides it here, but a site with only a social entry would still show a raw type. Naive capitalisation givesGithub, so this probably wants a small type→label map or an optional label in the schema. Left for a follow-up.Also here: one measure for the whole sheet (third commit)
Prose was capped at 600px while tables, code blocks, the star rule, the meta lines and the title all ran to 720px. Every paragraph stopped 120px short of the rule above it, so the paper looked wider than the report printed on it.
A line printer had no way to set a paragraph narrower than a table — the carriage was the carriage — so a theme drawn as printer output wants one width for everything on the page. The paper is narrowed to that width rather than the prose widened to the paper's: 672px of content between the gutters, exactly 80 characters of body type, which is the carriage this theme is an impression of.
Both alternatives were measured before settling:
The extra 3% of scrolling code blocks is the cost of taking 48px off the sheet, and 80 characters sits at the edge of a comfortable measure, which monospace on 24px leading carries better than a proportional face would.
Every cap now reads from one custom property, so the measure is two numbers in one place rather than six scattered lengths, and the rejected options are recorded next to them.
Checked after: one right edge for prose, tables, code, headings, rules and furniture; no table past the sheet; no label broken mid-word, the narrowest paragraph column in a stated table being 156px against its own longest word.
Also here: no line numbers on ASCII diagrams (fourth commit)
A fence with no language is a drawing, not a listing, and nobody cites a line of one by number. The numbers also indented every such block by 3ch plus a gutter, throwing the drawing's own alignment out.
Nothing in the rendered markup said what a block was — no
data-language, just an icon SVG that CSS cannot read — soaddLanguageClassis turned on and the theme keys off thelanguage-<lang>class it puts on the code element.plaintextturned out to be a narrower signal than expected, which is why it is the one used:```— a drawinglanguage-plaintext(fumadocs'defaultLanguage)```go,```bashlanguage-go,language-bash```logql— named, unsupportedlanguage-text(fallbackLanguage)So an author who wrote nothing gets a drawing, and one who named a language keeps a numbered listing even when it cannot be coloured. Against the docs this was built with: 213 bare fences lose their numbers, 407 named ones keep them.
The counter still counts and only the digits are hidden, so nothing downstream has to know about it.
Also drops the repository's
TODO.mdin its own commit — every item was ticked and it had not been touched since #110.Also here: the header, and the paper's outer geometry (fifth and sixth commits)
A page can state its own identifiers
The fanfold header was designed to carry what a page is — the standard it implements, the package, the command. The theme cannot know any of that, so it was filling the two lines under the trail with the only facts available: site title, section, URL.
identifiersis an optional frontmatter list, printed verbatim under the trail. A page without it keeps the lines the theme derives itself, so nothing else changes.Frontmatter reaches a theme through a single allowlist in
extractFrontmatter, which is why that is the only edit needed outside the theme — and why an unknown key cannot reach any theme by accident. Non-string entries are dropped rather than rendered, since this comes straight from a content file.Named
identifiersrather thanmeta:meta.jsonalready means a directory's metadata here.The trail also prefers a
shortwhere the tree carries one, so it reads… / SPPrather than… / Space Packet Protocol.getBreadcrumbItemsis fumadocs' own and returns names only, so the lookup is built inside the theme from theshortthatattachShortNamesalready attaches to page nodes and folder indexes. Kept local deliberately — the other two themes render breadcrumbs from the shared helper and never useshort.The paper's outer geometry
Two things that had fallen behind the 80-column sheet:
Getting the second one right meant replacing the feed strips'
position: sticky; height: 100vhwithalign-self: stretch. Sticky covered the window while scrolling but could not know where the paper ended: a page shorter than the window ran the strip past the foot of the sheet, and the end of a long page carried the punch holes into the gap below. Themargin-bottom: calc(var(--fan-page-top) * -1)that existed to hide the first case never actually worked — a short page overflowed by the height of the gap either way, before any of these changes. Stretching fixes both by construction, and the hack is gone.