currently only by providing your own string viewer to override the default one https://github.com/nextjournal/clerk/blob/main/src/nextjournal/clerk/viewer.cljc#L171

clerk/code did it for my case as well.

even niceley, by making the numbers green ... 🙂

ah yeah, https://github.com/nextjournal/clerk/blob/main/notebooks/rule_30.clj#L6 is an example of an override

was thinking of making the string viewer expandable by making the quotes clickable and rendering new lines when expanded

similar to the collection viewers

would that be helpful in your case?

"my concrete" case is perfectly rendered "as is". I want to see the full string. Use clerk/code is maybe a work around. In general, a way for "verbatim" full printing of strings (using newlines , if present) is useful. especial for interop with Java. Some java libraries rely on "toString" printing clerk/code could be just sthat method, it seems. (but as it does "magic", it might fail on some strings)

Not sure, if this needs clickable expansions, or just print the full string. Maybe both:slightly_smiling_face:

I can get it with a "trick" already know.

(clerk/html
[:span
    (clerk/table
     ..wide table
     )
]) 

But maybe we should have a better solution