Wow. That's much simpler than I expected.

Can you please add some tests with different inset values?

I wonder why I didn't do this in the first place... probably an oversight.

Just for completeness, can you also add a table in your tests which uses all 4 inset configuration keys?

Also, I believe it might be a good idea to add an example to the inset parameter's documentation (the docstring above the inset field), with two tables: one with a simple inset parameter (e.g. 10pt), and another with the 4 inset config keys.

@PgBiel Parameters can only have one example or at least both things would need to be part of one example. But that's one very long example.

@PgBiel Parameters can only have one example or at least both things would need to be part of one example. But that's one very long example.

Yeah I think it's fine to have a single example with both. They can be very short tables.

For instance:

#table(inset: 10pt)[Info 1][Info 2]

#table(inset: (left: 4pt, top: 10pt, bottom: 20pt, right: 2pt))[Cell 1][Cell 2]

#table(
  inset: 10pt,
  [Info 1],
  [Info 2],
)

#table(
  inset: (
    left: 4pt, 
    top: 10pt, 
    bottom: 20pt, 
    right: 2pt,
  ),
  [Cell 1], 
  [Cell 2],
)

will likely render more nicely because it's side by side. the left side will probably be a bit higher. whereas wide input that produces a high output will not look good.

Thanks!