Doc improvements #609
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…er to use The "Technical reference" submenu is horizontal which with the default padding makes it quite hard to use. It is very easy to move the mouse outside of the menu and then the menu is closed. Adding some padding makes it easier to use. The drawback is that it looks a little different than the other menus, which are vertical. The ideal solution would be to make all the menus vertical, but since the "Technical reference" submenu is 2 levels deep this is not straightforward to do.
This is not a proper fix, but a hack removing most color and background-color entries in the docutils.css. We should probably make a better fix but this would do for now.
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This PR makes a few small improvements to the docs and the README. Each commit is atomic so hopefully they are pretty self explanatory.