Improve styling of the Previous / Next buttons #473
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We could also more completely copy what you did for sphinx-book-theme? (I personally like the layout and styling as you have it there (and in furo ..)) |
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Sounds good, i will give it a shot |
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@jorisvandenbossche done in the latest push! I also factored out the prevnext stuff into its own little template so that it was easier to reason with
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Thanks! I tweaked the css a bit to have it only underline the title (underlying the icon gives a bit strange effect I think). And made the space between the two lines a bit smaller |
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I love it, thanks! +1 from me |
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This makes the previous / next buttons align with the arrows when they span multiple lines. It also makes them an explicit HTML element rather than using a CSS rule to put in the text. This is probably easiest shown by example.
current behavior:
this PR:
closes #469