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From: Karol L. <kar...@gm...> - 2014-04-19 18:05:40
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I resolved the ghpages issue, so the new theme is also online at cclib.github.io Still, let me know what you think. - Karol On Sat, Apr 19, 2014 at 12:14 PM, Karol Langner <kar...@gm...>wrote: > Hi guys, > > When we talked about the future of cclib's documentation some time ago, > Read The Docs came up. I don't think it's the best place to place cclib's > documentation, simply because we have so little documentation in the code, > and so much static text. The things we do want to generate automatically > (attribute tables) we need to do programmatically anyway. > > However, I do like the theme they have over at Read the Docs. It's much > more easy to use than the default Sphinx theme. So for v1.2 that's coming > up I've given it a try -- added another repo for cclib with the theme. The > only thing I chnaged for now if the CSS max-width to 100%, so that our wide > tables are not squezzed on large screens. We can tweak a couple other such > details, but I don't think any major changes are needed. > > The github pages are not accepting the changes for some reason (I have > contacted their support), but here are the docs with the new look at a > temporary location: > http://mmqc.org/~kml/tmp/cclib.github.io/ > > Just let me know whether you like it. If not, I can revert to the default > theme. > > Karol > |
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From: Karol L. <kar...@gm...> - 2014-04-19 16:14:21
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Hi guys, When we talked about the future of cclib's documentation some time ago, Read The Docs came up. I don't think it's the best place to place cclib's documentation, simply because we have so little documentation in the code, and so much static text. The things we do want to generate automatically (attribute tables) we need to do programmatically anyway. However, I do like the theme they have over at Read the Docs. It's much more easy to use than the default Sphinx theme. So for v1.2 that's coming up I've given it a try -- added another repo for cclib with the theme. The only thing I chnaged for now if the CSS max-width to 100%, so that our wide tables are not squezzed on large screens. We can tweak a couple other such details, but I don't think any major changes are needed. The github pages are not accepting the changes for some reason (I have contacted their support), but here are the docs with the new look at a temporary location: http://mmqc.org/~kml/tmp/cclib.github.io/ Just let me know whether you like it. If not, I can revert to the default theme. Karol |
