About
This pages lists assets that the Awesome Theme uses to be awesome.
To see the full list of dependencies, see these files:
pyproject.toml for Python dependencies
package.json for JavaScript dependencies
Feature |
Name/Website |
License |
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CSS framework |
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Copy to clipboard |
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Fonts |
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Icons |
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Tooltips |
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Note: versions ≤ 1.13.1 used these icons instead: |
Entypo by Daniel Bruce |
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Zondicons by Steve Schoger |
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Illustrations |
Breaking changes
Updating the Awesome Theme is straightforward in most cases. If you use any customization, you might have to update your customizations manually.
Version 5.0
Version 5.0 of the Awesome Theme includes these breaking changes:
- Remove support for
html_collapsible_definitions
The user experience was bad for reference documentation, with users having to expand every object, only to see one comment line. Use the sphinx-design extension instead. The
collapsible
directive gives you more control.- No external link icons by default
By default, no icons are shown. Set html_awesome_code_headers to
True
to show icons for external links. In previous versions, external links always included an icon.
Version 4.0
Version 4.0 of the Awesome Theme includes these breaking changes:
- Add support for Sphinx 6
Since Sphinx 6 is only supported with the latest version of the
myst-parser
package and Sphinx 6 drops support for Python 3.7, this release is a major version update.
Apart from that, this version is identical with version 3 of the Awesome Theme.
Version 3.0
- Redesign
Create a better visual hierarchy which makes the document easier to scan. Heavily inspired by the Material Design website.
- Restructure
All JavaScript is now using the Stimulus framework.
Version 2.0
Version 2.0 of the Awesome Theme includes these breaking changes:
- Require Sphinx 4 or newer
Sphinx 4 depends on docutils 0.17, which creates more semantic HTML by default. This allows to reduce the amount of custom transformations.
- Restructure several templates
The layout use CSS grid. This leads to fewer container elements in the templates.