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Some of the “screenshots” in nix-pills, such as this bit about show-derivation, use the <computeroutput> docbook tag. This tag is rendered as <code class="computeroutput"> in the HTML version. The NixOS site CSS sets white-space: normal for docbook code tags, which causes the computeroutput to render on one line, like this:
show-derivation
<computeroutput>
<code class="computeroutput">
white-space: normal
code
computeroutput
{ "/nix/store/z3hhlxbckx4g3n9sw91nnvlkjvyw754p-myname.drv": { "outputs": { "out": { "path": …
when it should look more like this:
{ "/nix/store/z3hhlxbckx4g3n9sw91nnvlkjvyw754p-myname.drv": { "outputs": { "out": { "path": "/nix/store/40s0qmrfb45vlh6610rk29ym318dswdr-myname" } }, …
The computeroutput tag is currently only used in nix-pills it looks like.
So, perhaps tweak the CSS a bit to deal with code.computeroutput or stop using computeroutput in nix-pills?
code.computeroutput
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Some of the “screenshots” in nix-pills, such as this bit about
show-derivation
, use the<computeroutput>
docbook tag. This tag is rendered as<code class="computeroutput">
in the HTML version. The NixOS site CSS setswhite-space: normal
for docbookcode
tags, which causes thecomputeroutput
to render on one line, like this:when it should look more like this:
The
computeroutput
tag is currently only used in nix-pills it looks like.So, perhaps tweak the CSS a bit to deal with
code.computeroutput
or stop usingcomputeroutput
in nix-pills?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: