Pandas version checks
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Location of the documentation
https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/version/1.5.0/user_guide/style.html#Sticky-Headers
Documentation problem
Here is how the DataFrame looks in v1.5.0 documentation:
Here is how it looked in v1.4.4 documentation:
I'm using Firefox 104
Suggested fix for documentation
It seems that pydata-sphinx-theme.css is applying width: fit-content; to all tables. This should be overridden for this wide table.
This seems to be related to #48285
Comment From: WooilKim
Let me handle this.
Comment From: WooilKim
take
Comment From: WooilKim
I have a question. Where can I find the document file in the repository? I can not find it in docs directory. Thanks.
Comment From: attack68
pandas/docs/source/user_guide/style.ipynb
Comment From: attack68
It seems like the whole notebook is mishandled, not just set_sticky.
Comment From: WooilKim
@attack68 Thanks. I agree.
Comment From: WooilKim
@attack68 I'm in hard time finding the css "fit-content". I think it is not in the style.ipynb file. Can you give me an advice which file should I look into? Thanks.
Comment From: attack68
FWIW I have detected that if one removes the width: fit-content; CSS attribute value pair from the default pydata-sphinx-theme.css then this page all works as previously. The previous 1.4.x pydata-sphinx-theme.css did not seem to have this width value set.
An alternative solution to avoid tampering with the global pydata-sphinx-theme might be to try to encode an overwrite specifically on the userguide ipynb page. But I don't know how to do either of these at present