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HTML documetation - retain old style?
« on: January 03, 2007, 03:18:46 pm »
I just recently generated HTML documentation using version 6.5 for the first time, and I see a new look to it. It's slick, everything seems to work right, but I find that it doesn't work well for me, and I'm wondering if there's a way to generate the older style.

(If this is a question of HTML and CSS hacking, I suppose I can roll up my sleeves, but I'll have a learning curve.)

The old HTML doc was really handy for putting all the information about a class in one place. At-a-glance acccess to everything was very easy- nothing was hidden. When I had to communicate a model, it was much easier to walk through the HTML than the EA diagrams because information was not hidden behind dialogs and traversals. The pages could be large, but they were well laid out- they made very good use of space. In the new one, there's a lot of whitespace that doesn't seem to serve a purpose, and just scanning the notes for parameters to methods (to pick one use) requires a lot of tree-node expansion.

Any chance of getting an option to produce the classic, flatter form?

Thanks for your consideration here!