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      Getting started

      • Installation
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      • Customisation

      Information Theory

      • Information Theory for Real-Valued signals
      • Dispersion Entropy

      EEG Artifact Removal Algorithms

      • ATAR - Automatic and Tunable Artifact Removal Algorithm for EEG
      • Blind Source Seperation - ICA Based Artifact Removal

      EEG Topographic Maps (Spatio-Temporal/Spectral)

      • EEG Topographic Maps
      • Multi-Electrode Arrays Processing
      • Ramanujan Filter Banks
      • Analysis and Synthesis Models
      • DFT: Analysis and Synthesis
      • STFT: Analysis and Synthesis
      • FRFT: Fractional Fourier Transform
      • Sinasodal Model: Analysis and Synthesis
      • Fractional Fourier Transform
      • Signal Filtering
      • Independent Component Analysis - ICA
      • Machine Learning
      • Periodogram
      • A quick stats of an array
      • Compute statistical outliers
      • Link to pylfsr documentation
      • API docs
      • ChangeLog
      • Contacts
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      • Adding a logo
        • Same logo for light and dark mode
        • Different logos for light and dark mode
        • Related Information
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Adding a logo¶

Logos are a point of recognition and an important part of branding. Furo supports adding your project’s logo at the top of the navigational (left) sidebar, like most other Sphinx themes.

Same logo for light and dark mode¶

Furo supports the standard Sphinx mechanism to add your project’s logo in the documentation, using the html_logo variable in conf.py.

html_logo = "logo.png"

Different logos for light and dark mode¶

Furo also supports setting different logos for light and dark mode. This can be necessary if the project’s logo is transparent and does not maintain sufficient contrast with the background in both modes.

This is done by setting light_logo and dark_logo in html_theme_options in conf.py.

html_static_path = ["_static"]
html_theme_options = {
    "light_logo": "logo-light-mode.png",
    "dark_logo": "logo-dark-mode.png",
}

Important

The filenames must be relative to the html_static_path folder. In the above example, that’d be _static/logo-light-mode.png and _static/logo-dark-mode.png.

This is different from how html_logo works, which copies the given filename into the correct location automagically.

Related Information¶

It is also possible to hide the name of the project in the sidebar, which might be desirable if the logo contains the project name.

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