New documentation theme

[atridey]

I was experimenting with moving the documentation from the Read The Docs Sphinx theme to the Press Sphinx theme. You can compare them at https://spotibyeads.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ and https://spotibyeads.readthedocs.io/en/press-theme/ respectively.
My personal opinion is that the press theme looks nicer, but since I have to manually scale the images (as compared to the automatic scaling on the RTD theme), the images are too small on high-resolution displays and too big on mobile and low-resolution displays. They only look as intended on a 1080p desktop monitor, which I think most people will use, but it's still something to consider.

[AnonymouX47]

I personally think this is unnecessary, the Sphynx theme is good enough. The content is what needs focus.

[WarpWing]

I like the Press theme but I don't think it warrants an entire redesign. I think we should finalize the site(with it's content first and THEN update it)

[AnonymouX47]

I like the Press theme but I don't think it warrants an entire redesign. I think we should finalize the site(with it's content first and THEN update it)

Exactly my point.

[atridey]

Well the "redesign" isn't very hard, just a lot of copy and pasting. But I do agree that the content is more important. For now I have them on two different git branches, both of which readthedocs is hosting.

[AnonymouX47]

just a lot of copy and pasting

I think that's unnecessary, it should be possible to make changes to the content on one branch and merge that one into the other branch to update it.
If merges will result in conflicts, then i suppose using git stash will definitely suffice.

[WarpWing]

just a lot of copy and pasting

I think that's unnecessary, it should be possible to make changes to the content on one branch and merge that one into the other branch to update it.
If merges will result in conflicts, then i suppose using git stash will definitely suffice.

Agreed, git stash the changes and finalize the content :D