Nícolas F. R. A. Prado <nfraprado@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> To me the results look much better without these CSS rules, as they cause a
> double underline.
>
> The current CSS already adds a dotted underline to reference links through the
> following rule:
>
> a.reference {
> border-bottom: 1px dotted #004B6B;
> }
OK, that is interesting ... I don't see that underline.
Are you using the (default) alabaster theme? Alabaster explicitly sets
it to "none", as can be seen on docs.kernel.org.
> So when you add this underline text-decoration to the .xref tags, the ones
> inside <a> tags (valid xrefs) end up with two underlines.
>
> I've checked the result for both struct and functions and they work the same.
>
> So I suggest just dropping these CSS rules.
We need to figure out why you are seeing something different. But I do
want rules to distinguish just-plain-function from
function-with-kerneldoc.
Thanks,
jon
