Reorganize apply_ufunc/map_blocks material #113
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The other solution would be to duplicate this intro material in both My concern here is that it is not obvious that intro material is present at the top-level heading. Would you click So we could also add it as "introduction" under "apply_ufunc" and "map_blocks" |
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This reverts commit cab5703.
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Could use some input here.
I like the idea of having apply_ufunc and map_blocks as dropdowns. Optimistically, we'll have 4-5 notebooks here, and the material is advanced enough that it's nice to break it up.
But we need some high-level intro as shown in the screenshot. Right now it looks funny on its own in the left sidebar. We cannot make it a top-level heading with apply_ufunc and map_blocks as subheadings because then we'd lose the ability to do 1.
Any ideas on how to resolve this? Alternatively maybe this type of intro should move to the narrative docs (docs.xarray.dev)