Le 08/01/2018 à 20:20, 'Erin Kelly' via sphinx-users a écrit :
I'm getting a blank Release line on my PDF title page. That is, after my image
and the document name, there's a smaller italic line that says */Release/* but
since I'm not using a release number there's nothing else there. I don't want
the word Release to appear.
I previously used a workaround that involved adding the statement
'releasename': '' to latex_elements, but that approach is no longer working.
That workaround is documented many places, including here in this group
<https://groups.google.com/d/msg/sphinx-users/_DAyYxRfZ9Y/K5IvN2alLEkJ > (from
2014). I haven't found any updated information about how to fix this.
I'm suspicious that some of the latex fixes that went in around 1.5.5 are
responsible for the change - possibly this one?
https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx/issues/3392
I have documents produced in March 2017 where it worked (no */Release/* line on
the title page); I'm not sure what version I used to build those. As of version
1.5.5 the workaround stopped working. I tried rebuilding my last correct
document (the March 2017 source files) using 1.5.5 and it gets a blank
/*Release*/ line.
I installed 1.6.6 this morning and it gives the same result.
Is there a new workaround, or a fix to suppress the */Release/* line on the PDF
title page when the release term is empty?
Hi,
the Sphinx LaTeX style file is dysfunctional with an empty release number:
indeed it does
\fancyhead[LE,RO]{{\py@HeaderFamily \@title, \py@release}}
which means that in case of empty release number you will get page headers with
a comma after the title and then blank space.
But to address your problem you can set
'releasename': ' ',
in latex_elements (this will suppress its line too, moving the location of
author a bit up)
(the problem with ``''`` is that it fools test in sphinx/writers/latex.py)
To not move author location on title page, use
'releasename': '\\mbox{}',
But you will have the header problem (at least with 'manual') I mentioned above.
To workaround this you will have to use the fancyhdr LaTeX commands to
re-define your headers and inject this via 'preamble' key
(else, one needs to hack into what `\@title` does)
Best,
Jean-François
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