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but others don't

the defaults… just added the theme sphinx_rtd_theme

http://placekitten.com/g/200/200 for example

I’ll try with your link

256x256 works too

minimum size?

I bet it’s just broken

and some things happen to still work

that may be it

like, maybe cloudflare has been keeping some images alive for a long time

I think it's minimum dimension; http://placekitten.com/700/451 works for instance

anyway the image maybe-it's-a-caption thing

Do i have to change the reST file or the generated HTML file?

for giving us something we can use in the jsfiddle? the latter.

I’m not an HTML expert and I’ve forgotten where to link the address

<a class="reference internal image-reference" href="kitty"><img alt="_images/cuboid.png" src="http://placekitten.com/g/200/200"; style="width: 300px;" /></a>

is this right?

sure

not really - /g/200/200 doesn't work

try 300/300

ok

or like

use the google logo

hardly matters really

nothing works.. still broken link

just paste the html unchanged

we can insert images after

jsfiddles are publicly forkable

That doesn't appear to demonstrate the problem you described.

Looks fine to me.

Is it the CSS doing something weird?

I want the images to be side-by-side

ah

You had said the following paragraph was centered which was what I was looking for.

yes, the following paragraph began on a new line but in the middle of the page, under the right-side image

can you show us that?

probably need to paste the CSS into the CSS field

I’ll try to show a picture...

do you know any website where I can post it?

dropbox, imgur

oh I see

here’s what’s happening

your left figure is ‘floated’ (in CSS) to the left. your right figure is shorter, and ‘floated’ to the right. the web browser thinks you want to fit your text in as soon as possible after both images, which according to its algorithm is just after the first image, under the second.

you might try aligning *both* images to the left. the order ought to be preserved iirc.

did not help.. still remains

alternatively, you can add this just after your images: https://gist.github.com/irskep/6496377827bc6a9f...

that adds some HTML that tells the browser to put everything that follows below any floats

Web dev is frustrating.

absolutely true

bingo

that did it

steve johnson, genius programmer

AWESOME!! Indeed!

let me, with your permissions, add you both to my favourites list

I don’t even know what that is but ok

Favorites list in what?

i mean to add you as buddies

To some formal list or are you saying you'll remember us?

irc doesn’t have a buddy list :-)

but the client has!! ;)

just come to this channel when you need help

That's why I was confused.

anyways, you guys are great! Solved my problem.. Thanks a lot and wish you both a great day :) :)

ciao ciao

hi

hello

What's the consensus on target IDs in Sphinx; should they be unique across all files, or just within a single file?

When building a project, Sphinx will complain about non-globally-unique target IDs

That sounds like they should be unique across all files then.

But I can image it can be useful to use the same IDs in several source files. chapter1#conclusion and chapter2#conclusion for example

I see the LaTeX builder can handle duplicate IDs, as long as they are in different source files

Do you need to use a builder that doesn't support it?

The single-HTML builder doesn't

I copied the single-HTML behavior in my builder, but I'm wondering if I should change that

The docs do mention "To support cross-referencing to arbitrary locations in any document, the standard reST labels are used. For this to work label names must be unique throughout the entire documentation."

Perhaps the difference between the LaTeX and single-HTML builder in only relevant for internally generated target IDs, such as in todolist: https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx/issues/1878