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Fix website rendering issues. #19
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I see the same theme off and online. It is much better rendered using the Firefox engine; it does not have the issue with Auxiliary data expansion. I don't see excessive underlining, but if there is no reason for the underlining, then it is not intended. Would using a newer version of the theme help? At least for OpenSUSE, it uses v0.2; the latest release is v1.1.3. |
At least for the pop-out issue: |
If you scroll down, "Grid Specification" is only changed on the RHS panel once you get past the function list. I'm not sure why it is not resetting when you get to the "Grid Specification" header. I tried with the lastest release of the theme and sphinx, same issue. |
Maybe it is another issue with the theme. I must be using a much older version packaged with Debian. I like the formatting in the new version better, but everything is functional in the old one. It's nice seeing the functions in the RHS panel, but if the contents depth is limited to 2, does the problem still exist? Shooting in the dark here. |
It just does not like the bullet list. I've tried all the tricks I could think of and still nothing. I also tried it with the PyData Theme, which is based on the book theme and had the same issue. I switched to a table format, which seems to work better. |
Scratch that, with enough rows, it also has the same issue. |
I think it is a nature of the theme, if you look at: https://matplotlib.org/stable/api/matplotlib_configuration_api.html#default-values-and-styling it has the same behavior. |
I've asked the developers if this is expected behavior, |
Something is weird in the contents list. For example, if I click on Grid Specification, it shows it in the main pane, but expands Auxiliary Data in the contents list. I don't see that behavior offline (but when I compile offline, I seem to be using a different theme. Are you seeing the same theme online and offline?).
The summaries also have excessive underlining. Is that intended?
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