Re: [sphinx-users] Easier way to set html table width

[Takayuki Shimizukawa]

Hi David,

I don't know any other way to set column width for HTML table.
Maybe your solution is the most simplest way.

Regards,
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Takayuki SHIMIZUKAWA
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2013/1/10 David Hoese <dho...@gmail.com>:
> I noticed today that html tables (at least from the default theme) don't
> have a specific width. The "colgroup" elements that set the column widths as
> a percentage for every html table give undefined behavior when this happens,
> at least that's what I'm seeing in firefox and chrome. My documentation that
> I noticed this in had 2 tables, both with 2 columns, but the column width
> percentages were different and when I looked at the html page in firefox and
> in chrome one table is slightly bigger than the content and the other
> stretches the entire page width. Is this intended behavior? Would it be
> better for docutils to specify a width for the table?
>
> My fix was that I redefined the "docutils" table class from basic.css in my
> own source/_static/tables.css with a 50% width and then added the style
> sheet in a setup function in conf.py. Is this the simplest, as in fewest
> number of lines, fix for this? Or is there some ReST directive or similar
> that lets me add style to the tables?
>
> Thanks.
>
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