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Override font for .sig for consistency with other code blocks#121
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ghost commentedMar 25, 2023 • edited by ghost
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hugovk approved these changesApr 17, 2023
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The
basic.css
Sphinx stylesheet introduces a.sig
rule, which sets some monospace fonts for the signature. Thepydoctheme.css
stylesheet has its own list of fonts, applied to some other elements, but not.sig
. The result is an inconsistency on Windows systems with both Cascadia Mono and Consolas installed (I believe that happens in a default Windows 11 install). Compare the glyphs for64
in the function signature and in the code block below it: