Which missing features about tables and figures had addressed in Typst v14?

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I have a template and I wonder which missing features addressed in Typst v14. Here is the missing features I mentioned:

I want to update the template but before I want to be sure all missing features are addressed. Thank you.

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Could you please provide more details. Are you asking us to look through your code and point out what needs to change for Typst 0.14?

3

Thank you and no, I didn’t want that. When you open the link, it is gonna go to the section in Readme that which features are missing. So I wanna know which missing features now supported by v14. I read the all release notes but couldn’t understand much. With this indication, I wanna update the template accordingly.

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I don’t think anything has changed with built-in Typst. You can do some of those stuff manually in-place or automatically with some table wrapper functions or some table/cell show rules. See 0.14.0 – Typst Documentation. The only noticeable thing is that subheaders were added.

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Thank you very much. Manually doing is not an option for me, because I design the template to minimize user hassle and mistakes. User only gonna do these:

  1. Fill the typ files for each (sub)section as filling txt.
  2. Only know some basic functions of Typst (math, table and image etc.).
  3. I didn’t want to use custom made functions because users could need different things and I can’t cover all. So, I sticked with pure Typst.

But again, thank you very much because you gave your time and feedback. I am gonna look the link and the subheaders feature.

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I guess it can be a great use case for Elembic.

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Interesting project, thank you. Though, I did similar thing (reusable parts) with pure Typst since I have a bit programmer background. In educational fields, students or professors doesn’t good with computers. So, I need to simplify as much as I can but at the same time keeping flexable. And less maintaning. They will need only these:

  1. Basic Typst knowladge.
  2. Typst web app or vscode extention.
  3. Bibtex handling (via Zotero or manually).
  4. Basic error handling.

Thank you again, I apperciate your attantion.