Qpid
  1. Qpid
  2. QPID-2963

doxygen-generated C++ docs lost CSS references

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        • Type: Bug Bug
        • Status: Resolved
        • Priority: Minor Minor
        • Resolution: Fixed
        • Affects Version/s: 0.7
        • Fix Version/s: 0.9
        • Component/s: Documentation
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          Description

          The svn checkin at r95722 removed the CSS references from qpid/cpp/docs/api/header.html - this caused the generated html to lose the CSS references and the tab navigation, etc. The web content hasn't been regenerated since before this change so it still looks ok.

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            Steve Huston added a comment -

            Patch that restores CSS refs. Since I don't know why this was removed, I'm not committing it. Jonathan, could you please have a look?

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            Steve Huston added a comment - Patch that restores CSS refs. Since I don't know why this was removed, I'm not committing it. Jonathan, could you please have a look?
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            Robbie Gemmell added a comment -

            I had a chat with Jonathan, I am going to revert 957222 fully and then remove the duplicate tags that were present previously.

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            Robbie Gemmell added a comment - I had a chat with Jonathan, I am going to revert 957222 fully and then remove the duplicate tags that were present previously.

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              • Assignee:
                Robbie Gemmell
                Reporter:
                Steve Huston
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