How can I fix the different alignments of negativ numbers in a table?

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Hello everyone,
I have some specific problem. The problem is that the negative numbers and fraction in my table has a different vertical orientation as the positive numbers.
I dont understand why.
I ask some AIs and try something like $ minus 1$ instead of $-1$ or a horizontal and center align. But nothing has solved the problem
When I dont use the mathematical case with $...$ than the numbers in the right orientation but thats only an okay solution by simple digits like -1 but not by fraction.
Thats also the reason why I dont bold the second row. Then if I do that, the orientation is also wrong.
I hope someone can help me or have some other ideas that I can try
thanks

My code is

#table(
  
  stroke: 0.5pt,
  align: (center,horizon),
  columns:(auto,auto,auto,auto,auto,auto,auto,auto,auto,auto,auto,auto),
  [], [*0°*], [*30°*], [*45°*], [*60°*], [*90°*], [*120°*], [*135°*], [*150°*], [*180°*], [*270°*], [*360°*],
  
  [], [$0$], [$pi/6$], [$pi/4$], [$pi/3$], [$pi/2$], [$2pi/3$], [$3pi/4$], [$5pi/6$], [$pi$], [$3pi/2$], [$2pi$],
  
  [*sin*], [$0$], [$1/2$], [$sqrt(2)/2$], [$sqrt(3)/2$], [$1$], [$sqrt(3)/2$], [$sqrt(2)/2$], [$1/2$], [$0$], [-1], [$0$],
  
  [*cos*], [$1$], [$sqrt(3)/2$], [$sqrt(2)/2$], [$1/2$], [$0$], [$-1/2$], [$-sqrt(2)/2$], [$-sqrt(3)/2$], [-1], [$0$], [$1$],
  
  [*tan*], [$0$], [$1/sqrt(3)$], [$1$], [$sqrt(3)$], [$∞$], [$-sqrt(3)$], [$-1$], [$-1/sqrt(3)$], [$0$], [$∞$], [$0$],
)
])

and it looks like this

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Dear @kasekuchen ,

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Regarding your issue, your code does not compile. And therefore it can hardly reproduce the issue you are describing. Could you please post a minimum working example (MWE)?

Also please indicate exactly what seems to be the issue and maybe post a visual representation of what you would be expecting?

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From what I understood you may have wanted to do this:


#table(
stroke: 0.5pt,
//align: (center,horizon),
align: (center+horizon),
columns:(auto,)*12,
[], [0°], [30°], [45°], [60°], [90°], [120°], [135°], [150°], [180°], [270°], [360°],

[], [$0$], [$pi/6$], [$pi/4$], [$pi/3$], [$pi/2$], [$2pi/3$], [$3pi/4$], [$5pi/6$], [$pi$], [$3pi/2$], [$2pi$],

[sin], [$0$], [$1/2$], [$sqrt(2)/2$], [$sqrt(3)/2$], [$1$], [$sqrt(3)/2$], [$sqrt(2)/2$], [$1/2$], [$0$], [-1], [$0$],

[cos], [$1$], [$sqrt(3)/2$], [$sqrt(2)/2$], [$1/2$], [$0$], [$-1/2$], [$-sqrt(2)/2$], [$-sqrt(3)/2$], [-1], [$0$], [$1$],

[tan], [$0$], [$1/sqrt(3)$], [$1$], [$sqrt(3)$], [$∞$], [$-sqrt(3)$], [$-1$], [$-1/sqrt(3)$], [$0$], [$∞$], [$0$],
)

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The culprit causing misalignment: align: (center+horizon),

See Align Function – Typst Documentation

Combining alignments

You can combine two alignments with the + operator.

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#{
  show table.cell.where(y: 0): strong
  show table.cell.where(x: 0): strong
  table(
    columns: 12,
    align: center + horizon,
    stroke: 0.5pt,
    inset: 0.6em,
    [], ..(0, 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, 135, 150, 180, 270, 360).map(num => $num degree$),
    [], $0$, $pi/6$, $pi/4$, $pi/3$, $pi/2$, $2 pi/3$, $3 pi/4$, $5 pi/6$, $pi$, $3 pi/2$, $2 pi$,
    $sin$, $0$, $1/2$, $sqrt(2)/2$, $sqrt(3)/2$, $1$, $sqrt(3)/2$, $sqrt(2)/2$, $1/2$, $0$, $-1$, $0$,
    $cos$, $1$, $sqrt(3)/2$, $sqrt(2)/2$, $1/2$, $0$, $-1/2$, $-sqrt(2)/2$, $-sqrt(3)/2$, $-1$, $0$, $1$,
    $tan$, $0$, $1/sqrt(3)$, $1$, $sqrt(3)$, $oo$, $-sqrt(3)$, $-1$, $-1/sqrt(3)$, $0$, $oo$, $0$,
  )
}

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