On Sunday, 5 March 2017 at 03:14:14 UTC, Adam D. Ruppe wrote:
So it illegally nested a link inside a link, which the browser
interpreted as two adjacent links... and both got that
padding-right from the rule I quoted in my last email, thus
getting some blank space on the first row.
On second thought, yes, ddox shouldn't output invalid HTML if it
can help it, but this is actually an antipattern I see a lot in
Phobos and hate:
$(D $(LREF Abort)))
That's an unnecessary repetition! If it is an LREF in a D source
file, then you *already know* it is a D symbol, so the `$(D)`
macro is redundant anyway.
I'd simplify that to just be `$(LREF ...)` in all cases it
appears in the Phobos source, and then if you want it to be
styled in the monospace font, do a css rule for *that*.
so while ddox could be better, I take back blaming it.
