Should <pre> blocks in code have uniform monospace?

funkyworklehead | 2 Aug 2012 19:34

Should <pre> blocks in code have uniform monospace?

The <pre> blocks in my code comments are normally ascii diagrams that refer to functions and classes. As such, they are converted to links. This is awesome.

Unfortunately, the font-weight of these links is "bold", which screws up the alignment of the ascii-diagram. Could I suggest that font-weight be uniformly "normal" if you're inside a <pre> block?

pre > .el {

font-weight:normal !important;

}

</style>

I have a local workaround with using a customdoxygen.css per http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/customize.html. Perhaps I'm weird for doing ascii-diagrams, but if I'm not, then others might like this fix.

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