Nícolas F. R. A. Prado

I can't test this right now, but do you have `matplotlib` installed? It is necessary for math notation according to the manual: https://rst2pdf.org/static/manual.html#mathematics. In any case, even if this is...

I'm investigating this issue. It can be reproduced with the following: command-line: ``` rst2pdf presentation1.rst -s light.style -b 1 ``` rst: ``` An example presentation ####################### .. class:: titleslideinfo generated...

I think this a good candidate for Hacktoberfest, as each test should be solved by a different PR. Consider adding a "hacktoberfest" label to this issue so it gains visibility...

@mchehab I managed to fix the devicetree doc by moving the footnote to the end of the file, as shown in the following patch: ``` From b2fa7940c1a9b57c921f4a8508ac7cd256af746f Mon Sep 17...

Also, it's worth saying that all docs aren't actually failing with the same error. The `[ERROR] pdfbuilder.py:159 Failed to build doc` at the top is a catch-all saying that the...

In the case of the Kernel's RCU documentation, apart from having to install the `svglib` module and actual mistakes in the doc's markup that should be fixed on the kernel...

Another recurrent issue with these documents is table size overflowing, but in this case, it is certainly a rst2pdf or reportlab issue. I can reproduce it with the following minimal...

I submitted a fix for the footnote issue at #965.

Regarding the issue with images too tall, actually rst2pdf does support resizing tall images, and it does work fine. Using those same problematic images in a new document under sphinx,...

Actually the issue isn't with `kernel-figure`, but `figure` in general, and I opened an issue for that at #966. I think if #965 gets merged, and #964, #966 and #967...