Hi Jake
What I have found is that in future it should make it easier. In the file I
am using as the HTML_EXTRA_STYLESHEET, I only need to specify stylesheet
settings where mine differ from the Doxygen default. Hence the file can be
much shorter than the modified doxygen.css.
- Damon
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>>>>> "SP" == Stefan Pendl <stefan.pendl...@gmail.com> writes:
SP> Am 07.01.2013 21:30, schrieb Albert:
>> Hi Damon,
>>
>> Can you be a bit more specific about the differences you see. I
>> don't see a difference between the stylesheet as produced with the
>> -w html option of Doxygen and the doxygen.cs in the html
>> directory. When the HTML_STYLESHEET option is used the specified
>> stylesheet is copied to the html directory. The only difference I
>> see on windows is a difference in line ending \r\n versus \n
>>
SP> If you use HTML_EXTRA_STYLESHEET always leave HTML_STYLESHEET
SP> empty. This makes sure nothing will be copied and the default
SP> style sheet will be created.
SP> In the near future the HTML_STYLESHEET setting will vanish, since
SP> it is now deprecated.
We currently use our own stylesheet, based on Doxygen's, to create
documentation that conforms to corporate documentation standards for
font size, font style and color. To do this, I start with Doxygen's
stylesheet, edit it as needed, and use HTML_STYLESHEET to specify that
Doxygen should use mine instead of the one that's built-in. This is a
real pain since I periodically have to see how Doxygen has upgrades it
stylesheet and then merge that into my own.
Having said all this, how will HTML_EXTRA_STYLESHEET effect all this?
Will it make it easier or harder for me to adjust the output to meet our
documentation guidelines?
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