Table column formatting

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Table column formatting

ysb33r
I thought this was a reveal.js issue, but I get the same for the standard html5 backend. What am I missing here?
  [cols="1a,1.<a"]
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  image::images/front-cover-thumbnail.png[Book,300,457]

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  * Keep your DSL extensions beautiful 
  * Don't spring surprising behaviour on the user

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This renders as two rows and one columns, rather than one row and two columns. If I remove the the .< for (vertical alignment) it renders as two columns, but has the wrong alignment.
Ted
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Ted
Try putting the alignment first "1a,.<1a"

[cols="1a,.^1a"]
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image::images/front-cover-thumbnail.png[Book,300,457]
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* Keep your DSL extensions beautiful
* Don't spring surprising behaviour on the user
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Above ".^" aligns the bullets vertically in the middle

I couldn't figure out what ".<" is supposed to do.
- Ted @TedAtCIS