Manual.rst: some update for _noWrap.

Documentation/Manual.rst

@@ -6073,13 +6073,13 @@ One exception are columns, whose name starts with '_'.  E.g.::
 * All columns in a row with the same special column name  (e.g. ``... AS _page``) will have the same column name: 'page'.
   To access individual columns a uniq column title can be added::
-  10.sql = SELECT '..1..' AS '_page|column1', '..2..' AS '_page|column2'
+      10.sql = SELECT '..1..' AS '_page|column1', '..2..' AS '_page|column2'
   Those columns can be accessed via ``{{10.column1}}`` ,  ``{{10.column2}}`` or ``{{column1:R}}`` ,  ``{{column2:R}}``
 * To skip wrapping via ``fbeg``, ``fsep``, ``fend`` for dedicated columns, add the keyword ``|_noWrap`` to the column alias.
   Example::
-  10.sql = SELECT 'world' AS 'title|_noWrap'
+      10.sql = SELECT 'world' AS 'title|_noWrap'
 Summary:
@@ -6089,9 +6089,9 @@ Summary:
 * SQL hint: If there is no column alias defined, the column name becomes the value
   of the first row. E.g. if the first selected row contains a  '_' as the first
   character, the column name becomes '_....' - which will be hidden! To be safe: always define an alias!
-* Access to 'hidden' columns via {{<level>.<column>}} or {{<column>:R}} are possible and often used.
-* Important: to reference a column, the name has to be given without '_'. E.g. `SELECT 'cat' AS _pet` will be used with
-  `{{pet:R}}` (notice the missing '_').
+* Access to 'hidden' columns via ``{{<level>.<column>}}`` or ``{{<column>:R}}`` are possible and often used.
+* Important: to reference a column, the name has to be given without '_'. E.g. ``SELECT 'cat' AS _pet`` will be used with
+  ``{{pet:R}}`` (notice the missing '_').
 * For 'special column names': the column name together with the value controls how QFQ processes the column.
 +------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
@@ -6149,6 +6149,10 @@ Summary:
 +------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
 | _XLSn                  |Used for Excel export. Prepend 'n=' and append a `newline` character around the string. See `excel-export`_.                                                                                 |
 +------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+| _noWrap                |Skip wrapping via `fbeg`, ``fsep``, ``fend``.                                                                                                                                                |
++------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+| _hide                  |Column is hidden.                                                                                                                                                                            |
++------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
 | _+<html-tag attributes>|The content will be wrapped with '<html-tag attributes>'. Example: SELECT 'example' AS '_+a href="http://example.com"' creates '<a href="http://example.com">example</a>'                    |
 +------------------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
 | _=<varname>            |The content will be saved in store 'user' under 'varname'. Retrieve it later via {{varname:U}}. Example: 'SELECT "Hello world" AS _=text'. See `STORE_USER`_, `store_user_examples`_         |