Fix layout of Other Parameters in docs#10995
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Backport PR #10995 on branch v2.2.2-doc
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PR Summary
This fixes #6924.
The cause is within docutils, which have a configuration option
html4css1.writer.field-name-limit: 14. Longer field names such as "Other Parameters" are spread over two columns. An example can be seen in the numpydoc example.The two-column case does not play nicely with matplotlibs CSS.
This PR changes the docutils settings so that the field-name-limit is larger than "Other Parameters". Consequently, they are rendered like everything else.
Now:
Before:
