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Here is a workaround that you can use for now. It is possible to insert an html anchor tag into cell text, with the caveat that you must set wrap=True for that cell. The reason is because when wrap=False (which is the default) ipy_table converts all spaces in the cell to non-breaking spaces (" "), which causes the space in the anchor tag (specifically, the one between "<a" and "href=") to get replaced by " ", which causes browsers to choke on it.
Below is a working example, showing the behavior before and after setting wrap=True on the cell containing the hyperlink.
I will give some thought to a cleaner way to handle html tags which appear in cell content, but in the meantime maybe this is enough to get you going.
Is it possible to make a cell or a row a hyperlink to another URL? I tried using IPython.display.HTML() but to no effect.
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