================ Tables and lists ================ Tables ====== Header rows are gold on near-black; body cells take interface orange and highlight on hover. .. list-table:: Smithing requirements :header-rows: 1 :widths: 25 15 25 35 * - Bar - Level - Ore - Notes * - Bronze - 1 - Copper + tin - The first bar anyone smelts. * - Iron - 15 - Iron - 50% success rate without a ring of forging. * - Steel - 30 - Iron + 2 coal - The bread and butter of mid-level smithing. * - Mithril - 50 - Mithril + 4 coal - Slow, but profitable. A grid table, with a caption and a stub column: .. table:: Combat triangle :widths: auto +----------+------------+------------+ | Style | Strong vs. | Weak vs. | +==========+============+============+ | Melee | Ranged | Magic | +----------+------------+------------+ | Ranged | Magic | Melee | +----------+------------+------------+ | Magic | Melee | Ranged | +----------+------------+------------+ A deliberately wide table, to confirm it scrolls inside its own container rather than pushing the page sideways: .. list-table:: :header-rows: 1 * - Column one - Column two - Column three - Column four - Column five - Column six - Column seven - Column eight * - ``value_one`` - ``value_two`` - ``value_three`` - ``value_four`` - ``value_five`` - ``value_six`` - ``value_seven`` - ``value_eight`` Lists ===== Bulleted lists use a gold pixel square, nested levels a hollow one: - Woodcutting - Normal logs - Oak logs - Requires level 15 - Fishing - Firemaking Numbered: #. Chop the logs. #. Light them. #. Repeat 12,000 times. Option lists: -h, --help Show this message and exit. -b BUILDER Choose the Sphinx builder. --keep-going Do not stop on the first warning. Definition list with classifiers: term : classifier A definition list entry that carries a classifier. Hlists ====== .. hlist:: :columns: 3 * Attack * Strength * Defence * Ranged * Prayer * Magic * Runecrafting * Construction * Hitpoints Glossary ======== .. glossary:: GE The Grand Exchange. Did not exist in 2009-era gameplay for long, but it does here. Tick 600 milliseconds. The unit every mechanic is measured in. Referencing a :term:`Tick` links back into the glossary.