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After spending a fair bit of time staring at the 2.0.0 release notes, the use of the bright red/pink color and the too-large font for text that is typeset as inline code became really jarring.
That is far more pleasant to read. The theme authors have spent a lot of time polishing these choices; our bright pink/red is a leftover from the initial theme (originally from Pandas).
Proposal: switch color choices and font sizes to the theme defaults.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Got some info: we need at least 0.14.0 for the color changes (we currently have it pinned at 0.13.3), and scipy/scipy#19958 is a similar issue for SciPy that touches on some issues that the NumPy docs are also going to have (being worked on).
Upgrading to the latest version (0.15.2) locally gives the more muted colors, and deleting doc/source/_static/numpy.css files the font size problem. There are some other rendering issues, but the colors/fonts look way better:
After spending a fair bit of time staring at the 2.0.0 release notes, the use of the bright red/pink color and the too-large font for text that is typeset as inline code became really jarring.
Compare with the docs of pydata-sphinx-theme itself:
That is far more pleasant to read. The theme authors have spent a lot of time polishing these choices; our bright pink/red is a leftover from the initial theme (originally from Pandas).
Proposal: switch color choices and font sizes to the theme defaults.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: