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The current single-column layout of the Cookbook Gallery works well on mobile devices but not so great on larger screens. I think the gallery will look better and also be easier to navigate with a multi-column view of gallery cards that automatically collapses to single-column on smaller devices. Why not see all Cookbooks together on one screen if you're working on a larger display?
That one defaults to a three-column layout on larger windows but seamlessly transitions to two- or one-column layouts in narrower windows.
The same comment applies to our single-column Resource Gallery. Both galleries are generated by very similar code, so there's scope to solve two problems simultaneously.
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sphinx-design has markdown and rst syntax for creating responsive grids and cards in sphinx-generated sites (eg jupyter books.) Could be a low-barrier solution for this.
MetPy uses sphinx-design for the home cards, but uses sphinx-gallery for the example gallery listed above (generated from a directory of python scripts, so somewhat different use-case.)
The current single-column layout of the Cookbook Gallery works well on mobile devices but not so great on larger screens. I think the gallery will look better and also be easier to navigate with a multi-column view of gallery cards that automatically collapses to single-column on smaller devices. Why not see all Cookbooks together on one screen if you're working on a larger display?
For comparison, take a look at the (mostly defunct) Pangeo gallery:
http://gallery.pangeo.io
That one defaults to a three-column layout on larger windows but seamlessly transitions to two- or one-column layouts in narrower windows.
The same comment applies to our single-column Resource Gallery. Both galleries are generated by very similar code, so there's scope to solve two problems simultaneously.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: