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Styling of .qch document #47
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Thanks, I was able to reproduce this too. Not sure how such an error got into release... |
When QtWebkit was deprecated, Qt Creator switched to using QTextBrowser for the help browser by default, which only supports a very limited HTML/CSS (http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/richtext-html-subset.html). It will still use QtWebkit if available when building Qt Creator I think, but the official binaries do not. For the cppreference qch to look good with this, someone would have to write a special CSS that takes the limited capability of QTextBrowser into account. I'm not sure how feasible that is. |
This problem is registered in the Qt issue tracker here |
The fix for this issue is in progress. QTextBrowser does not support |
Should this be closed or are there still issues with the QCH archive? |
It's readable right now, but there are still some visual issues that need fixing. |
QtCreator 4.11 introduced a new help rendering backend which looks better than the old one, see #79 (comment) |
The styling of the latest qch book (20170409.tar.gz) is missing under Qt Creator 4.2 and 4.3.
Please, take a look at the attached screenshot:
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