Float placement for specific table

[elsewhat-eq]

First of all, thanks for the wonderful project :)

Have a two-column article setup and now optimizing the display of tables.

Took the recommendations from #113 and my current setup is the following:

\documentclass[10pt,a4paper,twocolumn]{article}

\usepackage[theme = vincent7f/tabularx,citations,import=witiko/diagrams@v2,relativeReferences,notes,headerAttributes,gfmAutoIdentifiers, pipeTables, tableCaptions, fencedCode, tableAttributes]{markdown}

For some of the tables, it's important to me to be inline with the text. For others, I want to use the default handling.
If this was a general setting for all tables I've found out I've could have used

\usepackage{float}
\floatplacement{table}{h}

But now I want to set this for only a specific markdown table.

Is there some way I could override the floatplacement for this specific table?
Something like I tried with the example below

| Tool Name | Tool Description |
|-----------|------------------|
| `get relevant  documents` | Get relevant documents to be used as context when constructing a knowledge graph. These document are specific to the business domain and contain important terminology and concepts to be used when constructing the knowledge graph |
| `get terminology list` | Get specific terminology and abbreviations to be used as context when constructing a knowledge graph. Use this to help understand terms and abbreviation encountered in the data |

: My table caption {width=0.9\columnwidth floatplacement=h}

[Witiko]

Hi @elsewhat-eq,

thanks for using the Markdown package!

You might achieve this perhaps most easily by using the rawAttribute option and changing the float placement manually:

``` {=tex}
\begingroup
\floatplacement{table}{H}
```

| Tool Name | Tool Description |
|-----------|------------------|
| `get relevant  documents` | Get relevant documents to be used as context when constructing a knowledge graph. These document are specific to the business domain and contain important terminology and concepts to be used when constructing the knowledge graph |
| `get terminology list` | Get specific terminology and abbreviations to be used as context when constructing a knowledge graph. Use this to help understand terms and abbreviation encountered in the data |

: My table caption

``` {=tex}
\endgroup
```

With respect to table attributes, we only translate #identifier to \label{identifier} by default. If you'd like to react to additional table attributes such as width and floatplacement, you may need to program them yourself using your LaTeX-fu. See also the article Attributes in Markdown and the user manual entry for table attributes.

Please, let me know how that goes.

[elsewhat-eq]

Amazing, worked like a charm.

Investigated hybrid mode earlier, but this is for me a more practical way

[Witiko]

Happy to help! The use of the hybrid option is discouraged, since it makes the markdown sources difficult to use with different pieces of software. With rawAttribute, all LaTeX code is nicely separated into fenced code blocks.