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[MRG] DOC Revamp statistical inference tutorial pages #17865
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Thanks for the fixes. I did see this PR (after I had merged the other one) and decided not to say anything mostly due to the fact that I understand no html or css. I liked the other one since it introduced nothing I didn't understand, it was just moving the code block a little bit, and it kinda made sense.
I think this is a very valid solution, and as long as there are enough people in the team who understand html and/or css, I think it's pretty good. But I'm personally not somebody who can review or maintain these bits.
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same with these examples and the code block being too narrow I guess.
Thanks @adrinjalali for your answer. I have created the div and not only moved the plot because all the plots were originally aligned to right, making me think that the original idea was to have the code on the left and the image on the right and the restyling changed the rendering. |
@thomasjpfan I'm closing this one: @chaitanyamogal is taking care of this section of the tutorial. |
@cmarmo okay! |
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
This PR update the display style of statistical inference pages:
Currently images and codeblocks have issues and the pages are not responsive at all.
Any other comments?
Contents haven't been modified, only the rendering has changed.