Version python docs #1199
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Version python docs #1199
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This will work for versioning any other lang as well.
(so it doesn't get cluttered with python symbols)
runs in plotly 2.7
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@michaelbabyn are you OK with closing this one out? |
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This PR starts by updating some site logic so that we can have multiple versions of python without 2 of every post showing up on the index pages. It would resolve #990
Then I went through to make sure all the syntax in the recent examples were plotly 2 compatible.
The links at the top of the sidebar point to the normal python docs for the moment.
This includes the full reference guide so that will still include a recent version of the schema. It wouldn't be to complicated to generate a new guide specific to version 2 (version 1.38.0 of the plot schema) but I don't know enough about algolia search to set that up.
cc @cldougl