sphinxawesome-safenet-theme 0.0.2

Getting started

You can install the awesome theme from the Python package index and modify the Sphinx configuration file conf.py.

To get started using this theme, follow these steps:

1. Install the theme as a Python package.

   $ pip install sphinxawesome-theme

   See How to install the theme for more information.

2. Add the html_theme configuration option to the Sphinx configuration file conf.py.

   html_theme = "sphinxawesome_theme"

   See How to use the theme for more information.

Features

This theme is designed with readability and usability in mind. The theme includes several extensions that enhance the usability:

Awesome code blocks

• Code blocks have a header section, displaying the optional caption, as well as the programming language used for syntax highlighting

• The code block headers contain a Copy button, allowing you to copy code snippets to the clipboard.

• The theme adds two new options to Sphinx’s code-block directive: emphasize-added and emphasize-removed, allowing you to highlight code changes within other highlighted code.

Awesome new directive for highlighting placeholder variables

The theme supports a new directive samp, which is the equivalent of the built-in :samp: interpreted text role. This allows you to highlight placeholder variables in code blocks.

Awesome user experience improvements

These small features make the theme more usable. To name a few:

• better keyboard navigation:

  • use the Tab key to navigate through all sections on the page

  • use the Skip to Content link to bypass the navigation links

  • use the / key (forward Slash) to focus the search input element

• better “permalink” mechanism:

  • hovering over an element with a permalink reveals a Link icon

  • selecting the Link icon copies the link to the clipboard

  • notes, warnings and other admonitions have permalinks by default

• collapsible elements:

  • nested navigation links – all pages are reachable from all other pages

  • code definitions – code object definitions (functions, classes, modules, etc.), for example obtained via the sphinx.ext.autodoc extension.