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In Sphinx-built docs, when I create a button-ref the nested parse is buggy, with button-link it's okay.
Not a minimal example, but in a make html of my site this reST:
.. card::
:class-body: text-center
:class-card: install-download-alert hidden
.. We have to use a button-link here because button-ref doesn't properly nested parse the inline code
.. button-link:: ./ides.html:ref-type: ref
:color: success
:shadow::class: font-weight-bold mt-3
:click-parent:
|code| Go to IDE Setup
where |code| uses a fontawesome substitution via pydata-sphinx-theme, this generates something correct:
But when I change it to a .. button-ref: ide_setup (which is a valid link target and resolves to the same place) I get:
Not sure if this is related to #175 but it could be since that involves a nested parse.
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Just installed sphinx-design from source on Linux Python 3.12.
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In Sphinx-built docs, when I create a
button-ref
the nested parse is buggy, withbutton-link
it's okay.Not a minimal example, but in a
make html
of my site this reST:where
|code|
uses a fontawesome substitution via pydata-sphinx-theme, this generates something correct:But when I change it to a
.. button-ref: ide_setup
(which is a valid link target and resolves to the same place) I get:Not sure if this is related to #175 but it could be since that involves a nested parse.
Reproduce the bug
☝️
List your environment
Just installed sphinx-design from source on Linux Python 3.12.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: