Generated the docs using grunt --project=docs

and deployed using surge --project doc/source/build/ --domain generated-numpy-docs-28-sphinx2.surge.sh

deployed at http://generated-numpy-docs-28-sphinx2.surge.sh

@Shekharrajak Do you want to keep this open?

I keep testing the new theme using this branch. So it must be open for now.

It will be helpful if someone helps me resolving CI/CD failure.

I think the warnings need resolving.

For this one I think it's just doing what the warning says:

/home/circleci/repo/doc/scipy-sphinx-theme-v2/custom_sphinx_theme/scripts.html:29: RemovedInSphinx30Warning: To modify script_files in the theme is deprecated. Please insert a <script> tag directly in your theme instead.
  {% endif %}
/home/circleci/repo/doc/scipy-sphinx-theme-v2/custom_sphinx_theme/scripts.html:29: RemovedInSphinx30Warning: To modify script_files in the theme is deprecated. Please insert a <script> tag directly in your theme instead.
  {% endif %}

Here we want to be using MathJax instead of pngmath I believe:

WARNING: dvipng command 'dvipng' cannot be run (needed for math display), check the imgmath_dvipng setting

This is configured in doc/source/conf.py.

Thanks @rgommers ! Working on it.

Finally all green 🎉

NEPs doc generated using SPHINXOPTS=-q make -e html in doc/neps folder and demo link is : http://generated-numpy-neps-sphinx2.surge.sh/

latest devdoc after these changes : http://generated-numpy-docs-14648-sphinx2.surge.sh

Looking at most pages on a 13" screen, the sidebar is shifting to below all content rather than on thee right side:

For the reference guide pages on individual functions, the right sidebar is anyway empty:

Should we get rid of the right sidebar?

Other than that it looks quite good! I think we can upload this onto the doc server, which is nicer to test on than Surge. Then point more people at it:)

Looking at most pages on a 13" screen, the sidebar is shifting to below all content rather than on thee right side:

Thanks for the review. I am looking into it. It will be helpful if you can paste the link as well so that I can see the page in different device size and work on it. I found where this issue in1438 to 1220 size device . I am working on it.

For the reference guide pages on individual functions, the right sidebar is anyway empty:

Should we get rid of the right sidebar?

Yeah! If there are no headers/subheaders on that page then it will empty.

Other than that it looks quite good! I think we can upload this onto the doc server, which is nicer to test on than Surge. Then point more people at it:)

Yeah sure. We can put the build inside folder (may be folder name is beta for the URL numpy.org/doc/beta . Should I create a PR for that in numpy/doc repo ?

I fixed this issue in new commit and build : http://generated-numpy-docs-14648-2-sphinx2.surge.sh/

New demo link after few fixes: http://generated-numpy-docs-14648-3-sphinx2.surge.sh/

Definitely an improvement. A few quick thoughts:

When I click on a link, the page is aligned to the left-navbar's highlighted item rather than to the top of the page.

Has the (left navbar site TOC) + (right navbar page TOC) concept been discussed? Traditionally I am used to the page TOC expanding out of the site TOC rather than appearing on a separate navbar.

The top menu has a gap of white space between the logo and the "Quick Start"

Maybe it is an artifact of using surge.sh, but the footer links are not correct.

New generated numpy docs using the new commit from the scipy-sphiinx-theme : http://generated-numpy-docs-14648-5-sphinx2.surge.sh/

Has the (left navbar site TOC) + (right navbar page TOC) concept been discussed? Traditionally I am used to the page TOC expanding out of the site TOC rather than appearing on a separate navbar.

Yeah we have discussed it. I find that most of us don't really need the right sidebar. I think we should try to make the same in left sidebar itself.

Thanks for the input and review.

Ping all. Where does this stand these days?

My guess is that we've decided to let pydata handle our theme, since their theme is nice enough and has enough interested maintainers to keep it afloat - meaning this can be closed.

What theme is scipy using?

My guess is that we've decided to let pydata handle our theme

That is also my recollection, I'll close this. Thanks @Shekharrajak.