Release History

1.6 (2013-12-28)

New Features

• Added rightsidebar option to base theme, ala the Sphinx default theme.
• TOC entries which overflow sidebar now popup when hovered over (can be disabled via popuptoc = false).
• Added sidebar_localtoc_title and a number of other options for changing the titles of various links in the sidebar.
• Added a sidebar called quicklinks.html, which mirrors the navbar at the top and bottom of the page.
• Various other small styling changes.

Bugfixes

• Web font url now works with HTTPS
• TOC highlighter now works with global toc (issue 7)

1.5 (2012-10-01)

New Features

• Added plain, centered, and fullwidth css classes for positioning tables (see the theme options).
• Added new extension cloud_sptheme.ext.table_styling, which adds some per-column styling options to the .. table:: directive.

Other Changes

• Changed default font to Open Sans, for readability.
• Removed all hardcoded pt or px font sizes, all sizes now specified as % of browser default.
• Various improvements to mobile layout, including use of “viewport” metatag.

Bugfixes

• Now compatible with jquery 1.8 (and thus sphinx 1.2)
• Sticky sidebar code now more intelligent about various border cases.
• Sticky sidebar now works when logo not present (issue 5)
• Sidebar toggle and headers now displayed correctly when printed (issue 4)

1.4 (2012-08-02)

• Sidebar now collapsible by default (issue 3).
• Sidebar now “sticks” to window when scrolling.
• Sidebar TOC now highlights sections currently being shown in window.
• Numerous documentation updates.
• Various minor bugfixes.
• Now natively compatible with Python 3, the 2to3 command is no longer required.

1.3 (2012-05-01)

• Cleaned up documentation.

• Redid css layouts. Cloud now has three layouts, controlled by css media queries:

  • “Normal” mode displays the document as a center-aligned box within the browser window. It will not grow to be larger than max_width (default 11 inches) in size. (This theme parameter was previously named docwidth).
  • “Compact” mode strips the body padding to fill the whole window, but otherwise looks “Normal” mode. It will be used when the browser is less than compact_width (default 960 pixels) in size. This layout is new in 1.3.
  • “Minimal” mode strips excess padding, hides the sidebar, and does other things to reduce it’s footprint as much as possible. This mode will be used if the browser is less than minimal_width in size (currently 700px), or if it uses the "handheld" css media type. (This theme parameter was previously named smallwidth).

• Added issue_tracker extension, for auto-creating links to a project’s issue tracker.

• Added escaped_samp_literals extension, which patches Sphinx to allow literal { characters in samp roles.

• Added optional Google Analytics integration.

• Added collapsiblesidebar option, as well as defaultcollapsed option. Though sidebar is still always hidden under minimal mode.

• Added a number of other rst-class styling directives.

1.2 (2011-07-11)

Minor stylistic changes to theme:

• Changed section headers have colored background.
• Added icons to admonitions.
• Changed default font.
• Other minor changes.

1.1 (2011-05-04)

New features:

• CSS media query automatically hides sidebar & trim for small displays (e.g. mobile devices)
• Toggleable sections javascript code rewritten, now auto-expands based on url hash.
• The parser used by the autodoc_sections extension is now much more robust, and relies on fewer assumptions about the source.
• Fixed header margin glitch that was occurring under Chrome.
• Various minor layout enhancements.

1.0 (2011-03-25)

First public release.