If its responsive, then 👍 👍 👍 I do prefer our color scheme to the numpy one, which seems a bit bare-bones. But I won't complain...

I like what the bokeh site is doing & think that might be a good inspiration for incorporating mpl.colors. https://docs.bokeh.org/en/dev/

I'm definitely +1 on something phone friendly

@timhoffm I want to work on this issue. I would like to sort the disentangling of current mpl.css while someone else can do the customization of conf.py in collaboration or if you guide me I can even do it

I would guess they have to be done together? Eat bet is to just give it a try and see what breaks. I wouldn't spend a lot of time polishing it until there is consensus that it's a good idea. So even if it is 75% good that would really help us know what's involved.

I can do it but I would need some guidance on it @jklymak

Follow the instructions, build the website and see what it looks like? Beyond that, I'd have to figure it out just like you would.

sureee

@jklymak well I edited the conf.py how to view the website ?

Please read https://matplotlib.org/devdocs/devel/documenting_mpl.html I'd make sure you can build the website as-is before I changed conf.py.

I have started to take a pass at this, will try to push what I have gotten done later tonight. It breaks a lot of things :)

#19731 @rajpratyush Can you get the branch in that PR to build locally?

@tacaswell I have got the dependencies and set up the dev environment but i don't have a latex system yet.

no I don't have access to the branch locally

if you provide me access to this branch, then only I can and then I can go through it and edit the css file which is causing the site to break it.