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No it's better it's still off when exactly at 768px width. You have another funky double transition at 991px -> 992px and 992px -> 993px, but that's in bootstrap.min.css so I doubt you can do anything about these. feel free to close.

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@ellisonbg when are your summer student working ? Do you have a specific tag for thing you want them to work on ?

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They start next week full time. Initially I am giving them medium sized
projects that will last about a week on JupyterLab and the website. This
will expand to cover the docs, ipywidgets and notebook as well. They are
initially spending a lot of time just learning as well...

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@ellisonbg https://github.com/ellisonbg when are your summer student
working ? Do you have a specific tag for thing you want them to work on ?

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Great, feel free to ping me, I think we can do a better job this year if we get early good habit.
We could need to write a custom Sphinx directive for the jupyter doc. Would that be a "small" project ?

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What type of sphinx directive? In other words, what would it do?

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Great, feel free to ping me, I think we can do a better job this year if
we get early good habit.
We could need to write a custom Sphinx directive for the jupyter doc.
Would that be a "small" project ?

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What type of sphinx directive? In other words, what would it do?

Hum, long to describe... in 2 words:

Take a yaml-like (or whatever) structure and render the content of this page, which right now is hardcodded as html which prevent cross-linking, force duplication of templates with 1 word change in all of them with jupyter-sphinx-themes, as well as a few other drawbacks.

If yes I can make a longer description.

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Fernando, Carol, Jamie and I talked yesterday about some docs stuff.
@willingc is going to try to consolidate the build of our docs into a
single repo using git submodules - might solve some of these issues. But
yes, this type of thing might be within scope for the students eventually.

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What type of sphinx directive? In other words, what would it do?

Hum, long to describe... in 2 words:

Take a yaml-like (or whatever) structure and render the content of this
page http://jupyter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/, which right now is
hardcodded as html which prevent cross-linking, force duplication
https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter/tree/master/docs/source/_templates
of templates
https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter-sphinx-theme/tree/master/jupyter_sphinx_theme/jupyter
with 1 word change in all of them with jupyter-sphinx-themes, as well as a
few other drawbacks.

If yes I can make a longer description.

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Fernando, Carol, Jamie and I talked yesterday about some docs stuff.

is that somewhere ?

@willingc is going to try to consolidate the build of our docs into a
single repo using git submodules

I think subtree might be an alternative, and I'm a bit unsure why submodules.
Travis might be able to consolidate docs in one place though.

But
yes, this type of thing might be within scope for the students eventually.

Do you want me to (try to) make a longer description ?

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Can you sync up with @willingc to see how her experiment with
subtrees/submobules relates to this?

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[email protected]> wrote:

Fernando, Carol, Jamie and I talked yesterday about some docs stuff.

is that somewhere ?

@willingc https://github.com/willingc is going to try to consolidate
the build of our docs into a
single repo using git submodules

I think subtree might be an alternative, and I'm a bit unsure why
submodules.
Travis might be able to consolidate docs in one place though.

But
yes, this type of thing might be within scope for the students eventually.

Do you want me to (try to) make a longer description ?

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Sure.

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@Carreau @ellisonbg I have started tagging some issues in different repos as sprint-friendly:calpoly. Most are docs issues for now but I'm curating issues for a SciPy sprint or the interns to work on as time permits.

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@Carreau I assigned myself as well here as a reminder to sync up with you on alternative builds of the docs. Doing some research today and tomorrow of some of the large docs projects (sentry, mozilla, openstack, django) to see which use submodules or subtrees. If you have 30 minutes on Friday for a webchat, we can talk about what I find.

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@Carreau This doesn't seem to be a problem anymore (I believe I made a fix earlier in the year). Are you still experiencing it? We are also going to be pushing a reworking of the navigation in the next few weeks.

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