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.. class: Test
.. method: test()
:param int point: Point in the view whose scope the selector should be
matched against.
:param str selector: A scope selector.
:returns bool: Whether the selector matches or not.
Current css:
.rst-contenttable.field-listtd {
border: medium none;
padding-top:5px;
}
Without padding:
.rst-contenttable.field-listtd {
border: medium none;
}
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+1! We've got the same problem in our documentation: http://lasagne.readthedocs.org/en/latest/modules/nonlinearities.html#lasagne.nonlinearities.sigmoid
The .rst-content table.field-list th has padding: 8px 16px, which gives a padding-top of 8 pixels.
The .rst-content table.field-list td sets padding-top: 5px, which gives a discrepancy of 3 pixels that really hurts. It should either set padding-top: 8px or just not set it at all, so it inherits the 8 pixels from .rst-content table.docutils td.
What can we do to fix this either in the theme, or for our documentation? (I don't feel comfortable to install the full ruby-based development environment, but I have a certain motivation to make our docs look good.)
PS: Thank you for the (otherwise extremely) good-looking theme!
/edit: The way to fix it for a single project is by overriding the CSS: See #117 (comment) and the following four comments. The CSS to add would be:
Source:
Current css:
Without padding:
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