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There's a nasty HTML Parser bug/feature which prevents <tr> <td> from being inserted into the DOM outside of a <table>. Also a bug/feature that prevents <template> from being inside table. However the later <template> issue may be a non-issue as <template>s are able to be used liberally.
not too worried about the latter although it's possibly a little inconvenient for snuggsi-style use of inline templates. does <template> work inside a td or not at all anywhere within a table element?
what's a use case for using <tr> <td> outside of a table?
@brandondees come to find out where the template is is irrelevant. More about whether or not <tr> and <td> are contained within table. Am writing a summary for this and more recently #178
There's a nasty HTML Parser bug/feature which prevents
<tr> <td>
from being inserted into the DOM outside of a<table>
. Also a bug/feature that prevents<template>
from being inside table. However the later<template>
issue may be a non-issue as<template>
s are able to be used liberally.References
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