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LaTex doesn't like the Unicon character `≥` which should be represented by the special sequnce `$\leq$`. Since this is buried all in Sphinx, and we also have a scrip that look for the character, the easiest fix is to just use `>=` instead which works without warnings, and without asking to ignore every warning about the use of every instance of the special char. Signed-off-by: Jafar Al-Gharaibeh <jafar@atcorp.com>
14 lines
727 B
JavaScript
14 lines
727 B
JavaScript
/* special styling for the protocols vs. OS table in overview.rst
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*
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* unfortunately this can't be done in straight CSS because we're changing
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* the styling on the parent.
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*/
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$(document).ready(function() {
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$("span.mark:contains('Y')" ).addClass("mark-y" ).parent("td").addClass("mark");
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$("span.mark:contains('>=')").addClass("mark-geq").parent("td").addClass("mark");
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$("span.mark:contains('N')" ).addClass("mark-n" ).parent("td").addClass("mark");
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$("span.mark:contains('CP')").addClass("mark-cp" ).parent("td").addClass("mark");
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$("span.mark:contains('†')" ).addClass("mark-dag").parent("td").addClass("mark");
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$('td.mark').parents('table').addClass("mark").children('colgroup').remove();
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});
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