Text wrap in documentation tables.

[Zsailer]

I caught this in the events schema page:
https://jupyterhub.readthedocs.io/en/stable/events/server-actions.html

It looks like the new sphinx theme doesn't wrap text in table cells, leading to ultra-wide tables that don't fit on the page. Ideally, we could tables to the width of the page and wrap text as needed. This issue likely belongs in pydata_sphinx_theme, but opening this here to track our own pages.

@choldgraf, do you know how to fix this? I tried to do some digging quickly but didn't make much progress.

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[Zsailer]

^ This is awesome. I love it.

Also, a bit surprised this is my first issue on this repo. 😆

[choldgraf]

whoahhhh lol that's a big page...

hmmm, I am not quite sure. Can you try re-building the docs on readthedocs first to make sure this isn't a bug that's been squashed in the theme? I don't have admin rights to this repo on RTD

[choldgraf]

also ya @GeorgianaElena your bot is awesome

[Zsailer]

I also don't have admin rights on RTD.

But, I did build these docs locally, and I see the same issue. For reference, I had to add custom CSS previously to handle text wrapping in large tables (see this jupyter/notebook telemetry docs PR).

We'll probably need to add something similar to override the CSS here.

[choldgraf]

can you also open an issue in the pydata-sphinx-theme?

[Zsailer]

Done! 🚀

pydata/pydata-sphinx-theme#205

[manics]

It looks like this was fixed at some point, https://jupyterhub.readthedocs.io/en/stable/events/server-actions.html looks fine to me:

(though pydata/pydata-sphinx-theme#205 is still open)