HTML5+CSS face lift for the generated pages #17
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HTML5+CSS face lift for the generated pages
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Holy shit! My hat's off to you good sir. The new HTML looks beautiful! Thank you so much! :D |
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I just pushed a new release of Thanks again! :D |
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@knadh ^^^ |
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Gad to help! |
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Hey Andrew, came across this gem of a library yesterday.
I tweaked the Mako HTML and CSS templates and gave the generated HTML pages a face lift as we're going to start using pdoc for some of our projects. The new style is "responsive", so should display well on smaller screens like tablets and mobiles. Here's what the result looks like - http://nadh.in/code/pdoc
Edit: typo