Is there an option to remove excessive whitespace?

[securisec]

I am writing some simple api documentation using openapi 3.0.0, but am running into an issue with excessive whitespaces in my headings and sections. See attached screenshot.

I am following the example for the docker engine api docs which does not seem to have any excess whitespace. Is there is a setting that can reduce such excessive whitespaces?

I am building a static file using redoc-cli bundle swagger.yaml --output ./static/docs.html --options.hideDownloadButton --options.noAutoAuth. My yaml is:

    description: |

    # Definations
    ## Entry
      some data
    ## Section
      other data
    ## Collection
      some collection

[RomanHotsiy]

It has been fixed in 548fae3

Will be available in the upcoming release

[RomanHotsiy]

Oh, actually I checked again and I can't reproduce the exact issue you have on the old version.

Could you attach the output of redoc-cli here?

For me it renders as bellow:

There is big pacing between sections but smaller between heading and text

[securisec]

@RomanGotsiy my output is this:

./node_modules/redoc-cli/index.js bundle ./api/swagger/swagger.yaml --output ./static/docs.html --options.hideDownloadButton

Prerendering docs

🎉 bundled successfully in: ./static/docs.html (1060 KiB) [⏱ 0.381s]

I am trying to make it look like the docker docs which looks like this

[RomanHotsiy]

No, I mean attach the resulting html so I can check

[securisec]

Ah, I think i was being dumb. My browser was not in full screen, and the responsive design i think is squishing and increasing the padding. Making the browser full screen fixes the issue.

[RomanHotsiy]

Ahh, I see now. I will try to make it consistent.

[hlascelles]

We're seeing this as well. Here is the whitespace around a header in our docs:

Fixing it involves changing the 40px 0px padding to 0px 0px:

    .dluJDj {
      padding: 0 0 !important;
    }

    .hiuczA {
      padding: 0 0 !important;
    }

Of course, those autogenerated class names change between versions, so it's a losing battle.

If you're already looking at fixing the above, that's great 👍

[hlascelles]

This has not fixed my issue. Specifically, this is nothing to do with small screens. Perhaps it is a different section. I open a new issue.