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From: Guenter M. <mi...@us...> - 2022-02-20 18:30:26
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On 2022-02-20, Wols Lists wrote:
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> Okay, done a bit of googling, ended up with this, and I've still got
> grid lines everywhere ...
> .. table::
> :class: borderless
>=========== =========================================================
> Item-Id - A character string (maximum 48 characters) which
> uniquely identifies an item within a file. The item-id
> may include any characters except system delimiters,
> however the use of blanks, single quotes, quotes,
> commas, and backslash characters may require special
> considerations.
In order to get it working this way, you need to *nest* the table in the
directive (i.e. indent it to the same amount as the second line):
.. table::
:class: borderless
============== ===================================================
Item-Id - A character string (maximum 48 characters) which
uniquely identifies an item within a file.
...
... ...
============== ===================================================
In Docutils, you can easily avoid the indenting with a "prefix" class
directive:
.. class:: borderless
============== ===================================================
Item-Id - A character string (maximum 48 characters) which
uniquely identifies an item within a file.
...
... ...
============== ===================================================
In Sphinx, the "class" directive is used for other purposes by default
and must be activated in the setup.py config file.
You can also set a default class for all tables in a document with
the table_style configuration setting.
https://docutils.sourceforge.io/docs/user/config.html#table-style
This should work in Docutils and Sphinx.
Instead of a table, you may use lists:
A definition list
https://docutils.sourceforge.io/docs/ref/rst/restructuredtext.html#definition-lists
Item-Id -
A character string (maximum 48 characters) which uniquely identifies an
item within a file. ...
...
...
or a field list
https://docutils.sourceforge.io/docs/ref/rst/restructuredtext.html#field-lists
:Item-Id: A character string (maximum 48 characters) which uniquely identifies an
item within a file. ...
:...: ...
The layout/formatting of the lists can be customized in a stylesheet.
Hope this helps a bit.
Güner
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