Fix #5573: Use SVG in docs #5677
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Something goes wrong in the format parsing |
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Merging this so that we can see what the built docs look like at http://matplotlib.org/devdocs We should hold of back porting this until we are sure we are happy with it. |
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For this to take effect on the devdocs we probably need to change either https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/blob/master/.travis.yml#L110 to not build small or |
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Borrowed from matplotlib#5677 which is not backported to 2.x
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Borrowed from matplotlib#5677 which is not backported to 2.x
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This was reverted (see #6835.) |
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This looks a lot better on hi-res displays, and I think will be a nice show-off for the style changes in 2.0.
I think what this PR needs is testing on various browsers and some manual looking for things where SVG breaks (though it all looks pretty good to me on spot-checking, and SVG is one of our better-tested backends).