website: sidebar width

app/app.go

@@ -16,9 +16,9 @@ const Name = "murex"
 const (
 	Major     = 6
 	Minor     = 3
-	Revision  = 4245
+	Revision  = 4246
 	Branch    = "website"
-	BuildDate = "2024-09-21  11:45:23"
+	BuildDate = "2024-09-21  20:46:20"
 )
 
 // Copyright is the copyright owner string

docs/user-guide/murex-arrays.md

@@ -247,19 +247,19 @@ tool (`cloud-api` for our made up purposes here) returns JSON:
 cloud-api list-containers | :json: [-1]
 ```
 
-### Making Changes
+#### Making Changes
 
 That's all great, but what if I want to make a change to the host array?
 
 Well this is where dot notation comes in...
 
-## Dot Notation (mutable)
+### Dot Notation (mutable)
 
 Dot notation is a lot more limited in what you can do because it's designed for
 making careful edits of the underlying data structure. So it can only be used
 with variables.
 
-### Assignment
+#### Assignment
 
 You can edit an element, for example renaming **Wednesday** to **Humpday**:
 
@@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ You can edit an element, for example renaming **Wednesday** to **Humpday**:
 
 > Remember: arrays are zero based
 
-### Printing
+#### Printing
 
 You can also use dot notation to return a value, just like you would with the
 square braces solution above. But dot notation doesn't support any special

gen/user-guide/arrays.inc.md

@@ -243,19 +243,19 @@ tool (`cloud-api` for our made up purposes here) returns JSON:
 cloud-api list-containers | :json: [-1]
 ```
 
-### Making Changes
+#### Making Changes
 
 That's all great, but what if I want to make a change to the host array?
 
 Well this is where dot notation comes in...
 
-## Dot Notation (mutable)
+### Dot Notation (mutable)
 
 Dot notation is a lot more limited in what you can do because it's designed for
 making careful edits of the underlying data structure. So it can only be used
 with variables.
 
-### Assignment
+#### Assignment
 
 You can edit an element, for example renaming **Wednesday** to **Humpday**:
 
@@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ You can edit an element, for example renaming **Wednesday** to **Humpday**:
 
 > Remember: arrays are zero based
 
-### Printing
+#### Printing
 
 You can also use dot notation to return a value, just like you would with the
 square braces solution above. But dot notation doesn't support any special

gen/vuepress/styles/config.scss

@@ -2,4 +2,4 @@
 $colors: #c0392b, #d35400, #f39c12, #27ae60, #16a085, #2980b9, #8e44ad, #2c3e50,
   #7f8c8d !default;
 
-$sidebar-width: 450px;
+$sidebar-width: 400px;