On 2011-06-29, Bernat wrote:
> I have a problem with applying the class directive.
> I use the input you can see here: img19. imageshack .us/img19/2536/
> classnotworking.png
> I use the default theme with adding to the default css:
> ul.simple {
> list-style: none;
> }
> ul.enumerateVisibleItems {
> list-style: square;
> }
> The second is a way to overwrite the first formating used in some
> cases. However, for the CSS to work I need create the corresponding
> class. For this I use the class directive as you can see in the first
> image.
> Nevertheless, the results is totally different from what I expect:
> img32. imageshack .us/img32/3713/resultnq.png
> So what's the problem here?
I did not download the pictures but it seems you try to use the
.. class::
directive as it is defined and used in Docutils.
However, Sphinx by default overloads this with a directive to document
a "class" in object-oriented programming.
The original definition was renamed to "cssclass" (althouh it is not
tied to CSS and works also with, e.g., the LaTeX writer).
There is also a way to configure Sphinx to use the "class" directive
with its original meaning (but I don't know the details).
Günter
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