You’re right, those 3 examples don’t look great. They all seem to be caused by Jekyll’s code block (back-ticks), e.g. https://github.com/apache/calcite/blame/cbda134d8e75a8a5c63a1aa9bcddab6fc6756021/site/_docs/howto.md#L73 <https://github.com/apache/calcite/blame/cbda134d8e75a8a5c63a1aa9bcddab6fc6756021/site/_docs/howto.md#L73>.
Does anyone who knows a bit more Jekyll or CSS than me (not a very high bar!) have any ideas how to make this better? Maybe make the code font one or two points smaller? Insert optional line-breaks in long strings? Julian > On Jan 7, 2022, at 9:23 AM, Zhe Hu <iluff...@163.com> wrote: > > Hi, I have one small suggestion for the SITE_IMPROVEMENT. > Recently，when I browse howto.html through Chrome Explorer, I’ve found that > some lines are too long, which causes a little bit format disorder(just based > on my personal preference). I’ll pick several cases in howto.md below: > (1) Line 73: However, if your IDE does not generate sources… > (2) Line 262: `Exception in thread “main”... > (3) Line 785: “Troubleshooting” character > > > Best, > ZheHu > > > > > On 12/29/2021 06:44，xiong duan<nobigo...@gmail.com> wrote： > After checking the regenerate the Web, I noticed a small problem with the > Calcite API URI https://calcite.apache.org/javadocAggregate/ . The doc > title should be "Apache Calcite API", but is "Apache Calcite calcite API". > Same as Avatica, The doc title should be " Apache Calcite Avatica API", but > is "Apache Calcite Avatica calcite-avatica API". I think this is a problem. > Do you think so?
