Jean-François B.

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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...

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...