There in no way (that I know of) to render just a single page, you have to build the full docs.

If this goes into one of the animation examples it should probably go in to all of them.

There in no way (that I know of) to render just a single page, you have to build the full docs.

If this goes into one of the animation examples it should probably go in to all of them.

Fine, I saw a method to do like this before. I'm wondering if it's possible to add it. I'm open to trying, even though I'm not very familiar with Sphinx.

And, your mean that we should add 'Output generated via matplotlib.animation.Animation.to_jshtml' for every animation example? I agree with that too!

We should definitely check out pandas make.py.

Looks like pandas’ approach is to loop through the docs and exclude everything except the one you ask for. This is in the conf.py and the make.py sets the relevant environment variable. So probably could be done with our existing make files - though a python make script might remove the need for separate Windows and Linux make files?

Thank you for your work on this @luke396 and congratulations on your first merged Matplotlib PR 🎉 I hope we hear from you again!

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