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and noticed the page "Tooltip with content that needs extra rendering steps" onwards rendering strangely:
that screenshot was for Chrome on an M2 Mac, it also affects safari in the same way:
This seems unintentional to me, so thought I would open an issue.
I had a quick look but didn't see an obvious problem - is it perhaps the use of the .. bibliography:: directive in the previous section causing the issue, perhaps sphinxcontrib-bibtex expects the bibliography to always be at the end of a page? I had a quick look at that code and couldn't see a smoking gun either, but I could just not know what I'm looking at.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I've just looked at this, and actually, installing fresh and building, there's no problems. I diff-ed the live docs with my built version, and saw that the live docs were built with docutils 0.18.0. Downgrading to that version and building locally causes the error, so it looks like it's the docutils version (combined with other versions of packages presumably) that's the problem. I opened #281 to add a minimum version of docutils, but presumably anything that triggers a rebuild of the live readthedocs docs would fix the current problem (assuming it ends up with a fresh enough python environment).
Dependencies: add sphinxcontrib-bibtex min version
Otherwise the lack of a pin on docutils causes bad html rendering.
Docutils versions lower than 0.20 cause rendering problems in the usage page with
the bibliography, see #280.
upgrade docs/requirements.txt with pip-compile after the pyproject.toml
change.
Hi,
I was reading the docs at https://sphinx-hoverxref.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html
and noticed the page "Tooltip with content that needs extra rendering steps" onwards rendering strangely:
that screenshot was for Chrome on an M2 Mac, it also affects safari in the same way:
This seems unintentional to me, so thought I would open an issue.
I had a quick look but didn't see an obvious problem - is it perhaps the use of the
.. bibliography::
directive in the previous section causing the issue, perhaps sphinxcontrib-bibtex expects the bibliography to always be at the end of a page? I had a quick look at that code and couldn't see a smoking gun either, but I could just not know what I'm looking at.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: