jeremiahbuddha
jeremiahbuddha

Reputation: 10181

Image grid in reStructuredText / Sphinx

I'm using Sphinx to create documentation for a Python project I'm working on. I have three images I would like to display in a 1x3 grid (i.e. all on the same line), and I'm trying to figure out how to do this in reStructuredText. Right now I have

.. image:: _images/report_title.png

.. image:: _images/report_slide1.png

.. image:: _images/report_slide2.png

I thought about trying to build one of the reST tables around them on a single line, but that seemed a little ridiculous. How can I grid these images?

Upvotes: 22

Views: 14826

Answers (5)

G. Milde
G. Milde

Reputation: 872

Use a list-table without border::

.. list-table:: simple image grid
   :class: borderless

   * - .. image:: _images/report_title.png
     - .. image:: _images/report_slide1.png
     - .. image:: _images/report_slide2.png

Works also with "figure" directives, if you want a caption.

Upvotes: 1

Carson
Carson

Reputation: 7978

I provide another reference. If you want to place puml you can try

    +---------------------+----------------------+
    | .. uml:: class.puml | .. uml:: class.puml  +
    |    :scale: 100%     |     :scale: 100%     +
    +---------------------+----------------------+

Upvotes: 0

Dylan
Dylan

Reputation: 918

For the aliasing, I had better luck with:

.. |logo1| image:: logo1.png    
   :scale: 100%
   :align: middle
.. |logo2| image:: logo2.png
   :scale: 50%
   :align: top

+---------+---------+
| |logo1| | |logo2| |
+---------+---------+

Upvotes: 8

Charles Merriam
Charles Merriam

Reputation: 20500

The alternate answer is to use directives as aliases to the image.

.. |logo| image:: ../iamges/wiki_logo_openalea.png
   :width: 20pt
   :height: 20pt

Then use the alias inside a table:

 +---------+-----------+
 | |logo|  +  |logo2|  +
 +---------+-----------+

Upvotes: 14

Chris
Chris

Reputation: 46316

You can specify the width option for each of your images (see the reStructuredText image directive documentation) to be approximately one third or less of the width of the page.

Try, for example

.. image:: _images/report_title.png
   :width: 30%
.. image:: _images/report_slide1.png
   :width: 30%
.. image:: _images/report_slide2.png
   :width: 30%

The lengths allowed in the width (and height) options are discussed here (they essentially correspond to the length units in CSS documents).

Upvotes: 14

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