Docs: Adds Jupyter Book to examples table #9446
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It looks like before/after images are the same? 🤔 |
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Thanks, updated! The screenshots were definitely also overdoing it :) |
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Co-authored-by: Anthony <aj@ohess.org>
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@agjohnson I guess that we could embed these columns in a definition list. I am, though, inclined to thinking that it's actually the table functionality that can benefit from improvements. For instance, I have this antique PR 😄 readthedocs/sphinx_rtd_theme#432 |
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That's a valid, separate topic, but I think this content would look better without the table entirely. Anyways, that's a separate change either way. |
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Not sure how this current example table should look wrt. headline.. proposing to rename it to "List of current example projects", supposing that we might have a list of "outdated" examples or "unmaintained examples".
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