Optional float mode for PDF boxes #658
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and introduce additional options for all toggles.
By default all boxes are included at the location the appear in the text. Optionally, (large) boxes be turned into float, like this: ```rst .. windowsworkarounds:: For Windows users only :float: p ``` where `p` is an (optional) positioning argument (the usual LaTex kind, i.e. could also be something like `tbp`). If the position label is not given (i.e. just `:float:`) LaTex will do its default thing. Floating boxes likely will need to be referenced in the text, hence should also come with a `name` attribute: ```rst .. windowsworkarounds:: For Windows users only :name: funky :float: p ``` This change has no implications for the HTML output.
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That's cool! I will transform very long findoutmore's or those with less relevance to the text into floats. |
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By default all boxes are included at the location the appear in the
text. Optionally, (large) boxes be turned into float, like this:
where
pis an (optional) positioning argument (the usual LaTex kind,i.e. could also be something like
tbp). If the position label is notgiven (i.e. just
:float:) LaTex will do its default thing.Floating boxes likely will need to be referenced in the text, hence
should also come with a
nameattribute:This change has no implications for the HTML output.