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Fix broken links in tables.md on striped rows and columns (#3884)

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@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ limitation of Typst that will be fixed in a future release.
Congratulations, you have created your first table! Now you can proceed to Congratulations, you have created your first table! Now you can proceed to
[change column sizes](#column-sizes), [adjust the strokes](#strokes), [add [change column sizes](#column-sizes), [adjust the strokes](#strokes), [add
striped rows](#striped-rows-and-columns), and more! striped rows](#fills), and more!
## How to change the column sizes? { #column-sizes } ## How to change the column sizes? { #column-sizes }
If you create a table and specify the number of columns, Typst will make each If you create a table and specify the number of columns, Typst will make each
@ -997,7 +997,7 @@ by the `table.cell` set rule). Finally, we align all the content of all table
cells in the body in the center. If you want to know more about the functions cells in the body in the center. If you want to know more about the functions
passed to `align`, `stroke`, and `fill`, you can check out the sections on passed to `align`, `stroke`, and `fill`, you can check out the sections on
[alignment], [strokes](#stroke-functions), and [striped [alignment], [strokes](#stroke-functions), and [striped
tables](#striped-rows-and-columns). tables](#fills).
This table would be a great candidate for fully automated generation from an This table would be a great candidate for fully automated generation from an
external data source! Check out the [section about importing external data source! Check out the [section about importing
@ -1311,7 +1311,7 @@ row. In our table, we have added our custom header that tells the reader that
we've applied a logarithm to the values. Then, we spread the flattened data as we've applied a logarithm to the values. Then, we spread the flattened data as
above. above.
We also styled the table with [stripes](#striped-rows-and-columns), a We also styled the table with [stripes](#fills), a
[horizontal line](#individual-lines) below the first row, [aligned](#alignment) [horizontal line](#individual-lines) below the first row, [aligned](#alignment)
everything to the right, and emboldened the first column. Click on the links to everything to the right, and emboldened the first column. Click on the links to
go to the relevant guide sections and see how it's done! go to the relevant guide sections and see how it's done!