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experimenting with modifying css for table #1046
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I'll squash this commit so it doesn't have the history of me trying to figure out which css options to use, but @wkliao can you check the rtd build and see what you think about how this looks? This last iteration simply makes the whole document wider, which I think makes sense for the stuff we have in it. It still uses a scroll bar if the browser is not wide enough to display it entirely. |
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I think we can use the css approach. darshan/darshan-runtime/doc/darshan-runtime.rst Lines 615 to 617 in 277c6d3
I think using css should do this better. I will make use of this PR to do more testings. |
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Ok! If you find a better solution we can close this PR and merge something cleaner. Along the way, I think we can remove the old *.txt and *.css files from the doc directories now that we have switched over? |
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After a few tries, I think the most critical setting is the full screen width. |
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This looks great to me. It avoids wasting all of that whitespace when you are viewing the page on a computer screen, and it still adds horizontal scroll bars to the table if your browser is not wide enough.
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Do you want me to squash and merge, or do you want to do it @wkliao ? |
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Please squash and merge. Thanks. |
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Trying to see if a custom css can be used to help with #1044