Improving readability of documentation tables

Documentation

I was reading through the documentation and I thought of a way you could make it read better.
You could do the thing thats done with tables where you alternate the background color to make the elements easier to distinguish at a glance.

I made a quick example using inspect element to color every other method in the documentation.

vs what it looks like currently.

My quick test was done by adding

.py.method:nth-child(odd) {
  background-color: #2d2d2d;
}

And replacing the margin on the dl elements with padding so the background color would fill it.

I originally used dl:nth-child(odd) but .py.method:nth-child(odd) worked better, but it would probably be better to add a new class to the elements you want highlight instead, because dl:nth-child(odd) highlights too much and .py.method:nth-child(odd) doesnt highlight all of the elements you would probably want highlighted.

*:is(.py.method, .describe):nth-child(odd of *:is(.py.method, .describe)) {
   background-color: #2b2b2b;
}

Should work but adding a new class is probably easier to maintain and you could reuse it in more places.

Commencez par localiser le CSS et le balisage du thème de documentation à l’aide des sélecteurs .py.method et .describe mentionnés dans l’issue. Comparez le style actuel du tableau avec les exemples fournis, puis vérifiez que les arrière-plans alternés et l’espacement ajusté améliorent la lisibilité sans mettre en évidence des éléments involontaires.