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They could also have just used the eyeball icon to indicate visibility that many other applications use. 

To me it was quite obvious you understood this fully and tried to get further information and contribute with an actual effort and knowledge. Thank you for taking your time reporting the issues with inline tables. 

Cool, thanks! It doesn't seem that my case is listed so I'll go ahead and post it. 
Multiple consecutive inline tables are not importing correctly to Publisher. They appear on top of each other and are not affected by wrapping or any other means I can see to space them out. The desired behavior is that the table is placed inline below the previous table. Attached is the IMDL, Publisher file and a PDF showing the correct placement.
Skitarii3x.idml
Skitarii3x.afpub
AdMech0.94.pdf

Cool, thanks! It doesn't seem that my case is listed so I'll go ahead and post it. 
Multiple consecutive inline tables are not importing correctly to Publisher. They appear on top of each other and are not affected by wrapping or any other means I can see to space them out. The desired behavior is that the table is placed inline below the previous table. Attached is the IMDL, Publisher file and a PDF showing the correct placement.
Skitarii3x.idml
Skitarii3x.afpub
AdMech0.94.pdf

No need to get defensive. I'm well aware it's a beta and I didn't want to post a bug before verifying that the functionality was supported.

I don't post much on these forums but I do regularly follow the discussions and check out what's happening with the roadmaps and betas. A bit of context before I continue. I've practiced as a graphic designer specializing in branding and web for the last 10+ years and used Adobe products for as long as I can remember. I stopped upgrading once Adobe released CC because I saw no reason to upgrade from CS6. Last year I started a comprehensive review of all my tools and workflow to see if there was a "better" option out there. Eventually I settled on Figma for UI and prototyping and started looking seriously at Affinity.
Overall I've been impressed with Photo. For my workflow, there's really nothing it can't handle and there's some nice functional options with snapping controls, exporting and handling of vector objects that I don't get with CS6. Where things fall apart is team integration with agency work where I have to deliver PSDs. Photo does an admirable job of importing and exporting PSD's but unfortunately we can't export a PSD with editable type. So... that is a hard stop that adds an extra step of adding type in CS6. 
I also purchased Designer recently because I was fed up with the travesty that snapping is in AI CS6 and the lack of an updated pantone book. Again there are wonderful features that aid my workflow with how Designer deals with clipping masks, symbols, grids, and snapping. For most of my work, Designer functions quite well but sadly it feels less intuitive and polished than Photo. There were definitely some hurdles with how Affinity deals with open paths and joining paths, but primarily, file delivery is a problem. I need to be able to deliver files that can be easily edited using the Adobe suite and that's proven... difficult with Designer. EPS has it's limitations and it also seems that Adobe cheats by embedding a full AI inside the EPS that it actually loads when you open an EPS generated by AI. SVG is the only other real option here as PDF also has issues. It seems that there are other odd limitations, for example setting strokes to anything other than centered expands the stroke and getting gradients to open as vectors took some effort. That partly opens the door to pulling the illustrations into AI to export but does require an extra step of adjusting the design to make sure it functions correctly for handoff.
So, what does that have to do with this thread? Well, in a vacuum, Affinity functions well for my needs and significantly improves my workflow but once I have to deal with file handoff Affinity adds inefficiency to my workflow. Roadmap wise, things are a bit murky and the timeline is undefined with the further complication of support for the new iPad versions and the upcoming Publisher. Unfortunately that means I can't expect any change in the foreseeable future and Photo and Designer, while capable of professional level work, just can't play ball as part of a team that 99% controlled by Adobe. Give me the ability to seamlessly handoff files and we're golden until then, Adobe wins. 
e: I'm still planning to use Photo and Designer for non agency work, because it meets all the needs I've had and significantly boosts my workflow efficiency but it's definitely not a one stop solution. 

@Jobalou The terminology affinity is using seems to be different but the effect is the same as the forced line break you're looking for. Maybe the menu option could get updated to clarify it's a forced line break?
 

@walt.farrell Sorry, yes the picture frame tool. I was going off memory and defaulted to Image Frame. Edited