Closed dilawar closed 6 years ago
@Dhruva-Storz Are gif
required in html documentation?
In PDF
they wont be visible by default. If they can be replaced by png
; I'd replace them with PNG. If they are required for showing animation; I'll think of something else.
They are required to show what happens at each time step of the simulation.
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@Dhruva-Storz https://github.com/dhruva-storz Are gif required in html documentation?
In PDF they wont be visible by default. If they can be replaced by png; I'd replace them with PNG. If they are required for showing animation; I'll think of something else.
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Ok. PDF just shows the first frame of gif animation.
While
hidden_code_block
working great (PR #225) with HTML docs, it is not properly configured for pdf (and possibly) epub. Commit https://github.com/BhallaLab/moose/commit/22eb3d1a995d8e8024699b685d31ba42532985f6 fixes build issue by simply writing a visitor for this type of node. This node needs to class Latex code class node.gif
tojpeg
orpng
.