Use separate CSS classes for the next and prev rellinks#135
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asmeurer wants to merge 2 commits intosphinx-doc:masterfrom
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Use separate CSS classes for the next and prev rellinks#135asmeurer wants to merge 2 commits intosphinx-doc:masterfrom
asmeurer wants to merge 2 commits intosphinx-doc:masterfrom
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This is as suggested at sphinx-doc#101. This makes them easier to style separately, such as making the previous link float left.
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Thanks, nice and simple. Figure I'll put this out with the next release, while we're stuck in this horrid "all releases are tertiary releases" nobody's gonna be put out by a purely additive new feature. Semver only goes so far :D |
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The Travis failure is some unrelated Python 2 thing by the way. |
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Can this be merged? |
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This is as suggested at #101. This makes them easier to style separately, such
as making the previous link float left.
I personally am using a
custom.csslikeWhich makes it look like