Jean-François B.

merging into this the latest master update for CI checks

> Looks OK to me. I recommend trying a input sample in a test project, compiling the generated *.tex source and inspecting the result in a PDF viewer once (and...

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

> The "g" formatter is only used with pergentage values that relate to paper size or line width. The default precision with the "g" formatter is 6. So any value...

@AA-Turner Second commit in this PR allows in principle to test that PDF build does not crash when using the new units in image dimensions, but for the test to...

@AA-Turner I can not enough recommend eating good quality French apple pie, this has had a tremendous effect on my cognitive abilities and I have pushed a commit so that...

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

> On 13.06.2025 15:06:18, Jean-François B. wrote: +% TODO: decide if we want rather \textwidth/\textheight. +\newdimen\sphinxvwdimen In HTML/CSS the viewport can be fully occupied, not really in LaTeX > ......

> > But px is definetly also something whose translation into LaTeX is completely non-obvious, the upstream HTML/CSS "definition" being very far from a mathematically rigorous one to start with....

Now that DocUtils 0.22 has been released which supports CSS3 length units, I think we should incorporate this to our 8.3.0 release so I changed the milestone. I originated a...