Make navigation sidebar sticky using CSS #24
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@astrofrog - would you, or someone else, be able to review this PR? We're using it in one of my packages now and it is quite nice! @rikvl and I just had a look at the two competing options, and agreed this is the nicest one (so we closed #23). |
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👍 for this PR. @rikvl mentioned this here and while it may not be a perfect solution it's a step in the right direction. Would it be possible (or a reasonable request) to make the nested bulleted items collapsible? That would solve the overflow problem. I'm asking about this blind and I'm not very familiar with this code base. I came searching after being annoyed all day with having to scroll all the way back to the top in the Python docs. |
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Fixes issue #11, but the behaviour for a long ToC (that overflows the element) is a bit different.