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This CSS tweak adjust the styling so that styles can be overriden without having to be forced. They will cascade from py_data -> quantecon_book_theme -> sphinx_proof. QuantEcon/lecture-python-intro#493
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thanks @DrDrij I will run some tests on this branch now. Greatly appreciate your work on this. |
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@DrDrij just to confirm. This change will mean these styles still work outside of the context of using jointly with |
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@mmcky Precisely. It looks from my changes like any element that isn't |
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thanks @DrDrij |
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This CSS tweak adjusts the styling so that styles can be overriden without having to be forced.
They will cascade from py_data -> quantecon_book_theme -> sphinx_proof.
QuantEcon/lecture-python-intro#493