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A small sphinx extension to make it possible to add a "toggle button" to sections of your page. This allows you to:
collapse
directive.You can install sphinx-togglebutton
with pip
:
pip install sphinx-togglebutton
In your conf.py
configuration file, add sphinx_togglebutton
to your extensions list.
E.g.:
extensions = [
...
'sphinx_togglebutton'
...
]
Now, whenever you wish for an admonition to be toggle-able, add the
:class: dropdown
parameter to the admonition directive that you use.
For example, this code would create a toggle-able "note" admonition that starts hidden:
.. note::
:class: dropdown
This is my note.
Clicking on the toggle button will toggle the item's visibility.
You may also show the content by default. To do so, add the dropdown
class as well as a toggle-shown
class, like so:
.. note::
:class: dropdown, toggle-shown
This is my note.
You can also use containers to add arbitrary toggle-able code. For example, here's a container with an image inside:
.. container:: toggle, toggle-hidden
.. admonition:: Look at that, an image!
.. image:: https://media.giphy.com/media/mW05nwEyXLP0Y/giphy.gif
FAQs
Toggle page content and collapse admonitions in Sphinx.
We found that sphinx-togglebutton demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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