DOC Make parameter, etc listings use small screen width better #9503
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There's still a problem of a margin on the left making the page width >
100%. But yes, I'd be happy to see it in stable.
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I may be the only person to look at API reference on small screens, but a large chunk of the horizontal space is taken up by the heading "Parameters" or "Attributes" because it is a field-list rendered as a table, with the first column reserved for headings. Yuck. This is a hack to make it look better on small screens. More yuck.