Add Python code for couple your code section#523
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Looks good in principle. No need to also cover inline code. The code blocks are enough. And not need to bring the docstrings.
Be careful with details. The code should really run. Maybe test with a dummy on the side to be completely sure.
Where do the css changes come from? I am not saying that they don't make sense, I only want to understand better. Could you maybe add screenshots before and after?
I did not try to build the website.
You also pushed to #211. No need to update both. You could close #211 in favor of this one.
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Good job. A few minor tweaks and fixes below.
Good that you also caught a few missing v2-v3 updates as well 👍
I did not try building the website. Did you check that everything looks good?
…ghlight association between tab headers and tab content when printed, issue precice#211
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In my taste, the vertical margins before and after the code are a bit large. Could we decrease those? |
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@kss682 Please open an issue (and/or investigate) to improve the PDF export, as discussed here: #211 (comment) |






This PR implements the discussions of #211.
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