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# that style
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A plain, more modern HTML style for Doxygen
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## Requirements
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- Doxygen (tested with version 1.8.13)
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- *optional*: a sass/scss compiler if you want to modify the style
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## Simple usage
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Tell Doxygen about the files for that style as shown in [doxyfile.conf](doxyfile.conf). You might need to adjust the
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paths depending on where you installed that style.
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When you run Doxygen, all files are copied into to generated HTML folder. So you don't need to keep the originals around
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unless you want to re-generate the documentation.
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## Advanced
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that style uses a custom javascript to hack some nice stripes into some tables. It has to be loaded from HTML. Hence you need
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to use the provided custom header. Since its default content may change when Doxygen is updated, there might be syntax error in
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the generated HTML. If this is the case, you can remove the custom header (adjust your doxyfile.conf). This has no
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disadvantages other than removing the stripes.
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[that_style.css](that_style.css) was generated from the scss files in the folder [sass](sass). If you want to change the style,
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use those files in order to have better control. For instance, you can easily change most colors by modifying the variables
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in the beginning of [that_style.scss](sass/that_style.scss).
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