Open lkintact opened 5 days ago
Maybe @mumumu has an idea? As IIRC they know how to build the CHM version.
But this might be an issue with PhD our doc renderer.
This is probably a missing style for the CHM version (which basically just a particular HTML format). Looks like it is for anything that ends up in a <var>
tag, so filenames, environment variables, and other variables. I can blindly change the stylesheet for the CHM version (chm/make_chm_style.css
in doc-base
, I think) to see if it helps, but I don't have any Windows systems to test it on. (There's a style for 'PRE', I'd make it 'VAR, PRE' to see if that helps.)
Looks like @bjori is involved in the building of the CHM versions, they may have more insight.
Sounds like a good theory @jimwins . Give it a try and see if @lkintact can verify if it worked. I don't think I ever had first-hand experiencing using the chm builds :)
Looking at it more, it's actually probably one of the CSS files in the htmlhelp/suppfiles
directory of doc-base
. But I'm not even sure how/when this gets rebuilt because the CHM files were last updated about two months ago.
It should be possible to use GitHub Actions to build these. There's a command-line HTMLHelp compiler so then it's "just" a matter of building the proper input, running that, and making the output available somewhere. That's going to require someone with more active Windows knowledge than I have, though.
Some parts of the chm version of the manual are in a very small font, they are underlined in red in the picture below (that's at "PHP Manual -> Function reference -> Image Processing and Generation -> ImageMagick -> Installing/Configuring -> Installation"):
OS: Windows 10 Home.