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Add page for Zarr implementations #85
Add page for Zarr implementations #85
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Built locally. (Sidenote: I recently migrated https://ngff.openmicroscopy.org/ away from GH Pages and to RTD in order to be able to review PRs)
One additional observation: the side TOC is getting hard to visually parse:
Specification
Description
Applications
Adopters
Office Hours
Features
Implementations
Sponsorship
Slides
Videos
ZEPs
Community
Blog
Time to go alphabetical? Perhaps bring back the split but call it "Subpages" rather than "other sites".
Co-authored-by: Josh Moore <[email protected]>
Thanks for the feedback, @joshmoore.
Interesting. Does that mean RTD would be able to render the minimal-mistakes theme or it would build the page in RTD default theme only? This is what the implementations page and sidebar currently look like: Let me know if there are any more suggestions. |
I imagine so, but I did not try that.
Looks more usable to me. What do you think?
Interesting. I was thinking a table like this:
but this would work, too. Readability should probably be the top prio. |
I lightly doubt it. Maybe RTD can render sphinx-themes only?
Yes, looks good.
I tried doing something like this, but the minimal-mistakes theme has limited horizontal space, and it gets crumbled when you try to fit in too much. |
Definitely not. You do have to install the package though.
👍 |
I see. I'll look into this further. Merging this for now. 🚀 |
Linking this from #80.
Added a new page for the Zarr implementations. After merging this PR, it can be accessed at https://zarr.dev/implementations.
Thanks, @joshmoore, for helping me with this.
Let me know what you all think; suggestions are welcome. Thanks!