I've got what I need, but it did require a bit of tweaking. The HTML syntax didn't work with the \ref Doxygen commands. So when I replace them with regular <a href></a> markup, the links worked fine. But the links are not in bold as they are when Doxygen creates links to pages, so somewhat less than desirable. So I looked at the generated source and found that the class for Doxygen links is "el", so I added the following to the <a href...> element, and now I've got exactly what I want :-):
class = "el" The Markdown syntax works as you described, and Doxygen's commands are properly implemented -- I hadn't realized that the text I was adding was being interpreted by Doxygen as the caption to the image. Thanks for that explanation! But if only I could get rid of the header row and table cell borders. I've googled a bit and found other postings for this wish in StackOverflow, but no solutions for the basic Markdown that I'm assuming is used by Doxygen. Any ideas? Putting an image and associated text/links on the same line in the .page file still puts the image on a separate line in the output, which I'm guessing is not changeable except by editing the css for the image class, which would likely have unintended consequences?. So I'll abandon that approach. Thanks so much for the speedy reply, Dimitri, -Monique ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Doxygen-users mailing list Doxygen-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/doxygen-users
