Failed to render norg table when inline code contains pipe character

Answer the question first

In Neorg, a pipe (|) inside an inline‑code span (delimited by backticks) is treated as literal text. No special escape sequence is required. The parser already respects code‑span boundaries, so the pipe will not be interpreted as a table cell delimiter.

Confirmed facts

• Backticks delimit inline code in Neorg.
• Anything inside backticks, including |, is rendered verbatim.
• Using a backslash to escape the pipe (\|) simply displays the backslash and the pipe; it does not affect parsing.
• There is no configuration option to disable pipe splitting inside code spans because it is unnecessary.

Practical steps for your table

1. Define the table with the usual pipe separators for columns.
2. Wrap the content that contains a pipe in backticks.
3. Example:

   | Header 1 | Header 2 |
   |----------|----------|
   | `code|with|pipe` | Cell 2 |
   

4. Render the file with the latest Neorg plugin; the table will have two columns and the pipe will appear inside the code span.

When to double‑check

If you see the table split unexpectedly, verify that you are using a recent Neorg release (≥ 0.6.0) and that no custom parser overrides are active.

Missing diagnostic detail

Could you confirm the Neorg version and the editor/renderer you are using? This helps rule out older builds that might not handle code spans correctly.