Günter Milde

I assume an author of an rST document wants 2 images that are 50% wide to fit on a line. This should also hold in a quote, minipage, list, or...

The patch looks good to me to solve the test output issue. (Some issues discussed in #13609 remain open.)

The problem is due to using a percentage value for the only non-empty elemnt in an "auto-width" column: Determining the column width from the content while the content width depends...

A collection of different samples with images in tables. Works in Sphinx and Docutils but the output differs (and is sub-optiomal in different ways. ~~~ ============================ percentage values in a...

> For the record here is with an added > > ``` > +----------------------------+ > | | > | .. image:: python-logo.png | > | :width: 10% | > |...

> So we have no notion of "container block" in LaTeX. The only one which comes to mind is the text area. While I don't know of any way to...

> Then there is also the fact that PDFs are either printed on paper or viewed on screen. I usually set my PDF viewer to auto-enlarge the view to focus...

> > The column width of this table is determined by its content. > > The width of the content should be 10% of the column width. > > What...

> Two questions > > * Have you hesitated between `\paperwidth` and `\textwidth` for `vw`? No. vw and vh describe the size of the viewport or page area: https://www.w3.org/TR/css-values-3/#viewport-relative-lengths In...

> > In single column text, textwidth == linewidth so you can use "%" to get a percentage of the textwidth. > > For legacy reason `%` is converted by...