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.. include:: data/standard.txt
.. include:: data/header_footer.txt
.. include:: data/table_colspan.txt
.. include:: data/table_rowspan.txt
.. include:: data/table_complex.txt
.. include:: data/list_table.txt
.. include:: data/custom_roles.txt
.. include:: data/svg_images.txt
.. include:: data/swf_images.txt
Changes to the html4css1 writer
===============================
* Use only meta keywords recognized by HTML 5.
* Set table column widths with <style="width: ...">, not "width" argument.
* Horizontal alignment of table heads with CSS.
* Field lists as styled definition lists.
* Do not drop paragraph objects, use CSS rules to prevent unwanted vertical
space.
* Put subtitles in <p> elements.
Field list handling
-------------------
The following list demonstrates the problems with the html4css1
approach: the `field-name-limit` setting is given in "number of
characters" but the field name uses a proportional font.
:The field name: is typeset on the same line, unless it is "long".
:this field name: is considered "long" in the html table rendering by
the html4css1 writer with the default setting of
``--field-name-limit=14``.
:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii: a field name that is considered "long" by html4css1
with the default setting of `field-name-limit: 14`.
:MMMMMMMMMMMMMM: a field name that is actually longer than the
previous one but regarded "short" by html4css1.
With ``html_plain``, a `field list` is typeset as CSS-styled `definition
list`. The default layout is similar to the look with `html4css1`:
.. class:: open
:A long field name: sticks into the field body.
The field body is pushed to the next line (you can suppress
this behaviour with the `run-in`_ class argument).
:Customization: of the field name width is possible with CSS instead
of the `field-name-limit` configuration setting, for
example::
dl.field-list > dd { margin-left: 6em; }
:Empty:
:fields: must not lead to misalignment of the following content.
Styling with class arguments
----------------------------
The ``plain.css`` style sheet comes with some pre-defined style variants
that can be choosen via a class argument.
Description lists
`````````````````
Definition lists with the "description" class argument:
.. class:: description
description lists
Definition lists that are styled like in most dictionaries,
encyclopedias etc. (as well as the LaTeX `description` environment).
label
The term to be described. Put in boldface.
content
Starts on the same line and has a hanging indent.
Field list variants
```````````````````
For field lists, the "compact/open", "narrow" and "run-in" styles are defined.
*compact*
.. class:: compact
:Feature: No additional space between list items.
:Option: The ``--compact-field-lists`` command line option (and the
corresponding configuration setting) set the `compact`
class argument on all "simple" field lists, if not
overridden with `open`.
:Use: For lists with short field body.
*open*
.. class:: open
:Feature: Additional space between list items also in "simple" lists.
(Overrides the ``--compact-field-lists`` command line
option and the corresponding configuration setting)
:Use: For "simple" lists that should keep the space between list items.
*narrow*
.. class:: narrow
:Feature: Less indented field body.
:Use: For lists with short field names.
:A long field name:
sticks into the field body and the field body starts on a
new line (if not combined with `run-in`_).
.. _`run-in`:
*run-in*
.. class:: run-in
:Feature: Field body starts on the same line also after long field
names.
:A long field name: sticks into the field body which continues on
the same line.
:The next field name: and field body should align. Long text in the field
body is wrapped and aligns with other fields.
Table variants
``````````````
The following styles can be applied to individual tables via a class
argument or as document wide setting with the table-style_ configuration
setting (or command line argument).
* Numbered tables can be achieved with the "numbered" class option:
.. table:: truth values
:class: numbered
======= ======= ==========
A B A or B
======= ======= ==========
False False False
True False True
False True True
True True True
======= ======= ==========
Currently, referencing to the table by number is not supported. This is a
common request and already on the `TODO list`.
* A table with "booktabs" class value, is rendered similar to the style
from the booktabs_ LaTeX package.
.. _table-style:
http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/user/config.html#table-style
.. _booktabs:
http://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/booktabs/booktabs.pdf
"Booktabs" style table, numbered, centre-aligned, with auto-sized columns:
.. table:: I/O values
:class: booktabs numbered
:align: center
:widths: auto
======= ======= ==========
Input Output
--------------- ----------
A B A or B
======= ======= ==========
False False False
True False True
False True True
True True True
======= ======= ==========
.. include:: data/errors.txt
.. footer:: |HTML 5| |validator| |valid-CSS2|
.. |HTML 5| image:: http://www.w3.org/html/logo/badge/html5-badge-h-css3-semantics.png
:height: 31
:width: 88
:alt: Conforms to HTML 5
:target: http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/
.. |validator| image:: https://validator-suite.w3.org/icons/vs-blue-256.png
:height: 31
:width: 88
:alt: Check validity!
:target: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=referer
.. |valid-CSS2| image:: http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/images/vcss
:height: 31
:width: 88
:alt: Valid CSS 2.1!
:target: http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/check/referer