Jean-François B.
Jean-François B.
Closing as wont-fix! (except I got fooled by sub-optimal interface so I had to re-open and re-close)
The aim of produing a PDF is to produce a nice PDF not to be consistent with CSS rulings which have nothing whatsoever to do with the typographically oriented notion...
> the well-defined CSS unit "%" (percent of containing elements size) The problem is that LaTeX at times have no well-defined notion of a "containing element". LaTeX has no document...
Here is what happens if we use `\textwidth`, not `\linewidth`: The fact that the merged cell occupies full width and that the image is aligned left is due to other...
Thanks for feedback. Postponing this to 9.x milestone.
For the record here is with an added ``` +----------------------------+ | | | .. image:: python-logo.png | | :width: 10% | | | +----------------------------+ ``` where the file python-logo.png is...
To be completely honest here, I tried out this example and made a number of comments on the premise that `\linewidth` is a strange beast in table cells (which is...
> > For the record here is with an added > > ``` > > +----------------------------+ > > | | > > | .. image:: python-logo.png | > > |...
> 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. It appears all examples at...
For the examples you provided you can control the looks in the PDF via the conf.py variable [`latex_table_style`](https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/usage/configuration.html#confval-latex_table_style). The current default value is `['booktabs', 'colorrows']`, and to recover about the...