Alignment
Two options govern how a cell lays out its own content, and one governs the order the row draws its cells in.
:child-direction:
A cell stacks its content in a column unless it is told otherwise. Written as
row, the content flows across instead:
Stacked
in a column.
Flowing
across a row.
:child-align:
Where the content sits along the cell's major axis — start, end,
center, justify or spaced:
start
center
end
:reverse:
The row lays its cells out right to left. The cell written first is drawn last:
Written first
Written second
Written third
:class-container:, :class-row: and :class:
The three escape hatches, for a project whose own stylesheet needs a hook. This site defines nothing for them:
The classes land on the outer <div>, the row <div> and this
cell's <div> respectively.
They are added to sphinx-design's own classes, never in place of them.