Snippet editor and template cover editor windows can now be maximized to occupy the full screen.

The SHIFT+TAB keyboard shortcut can now be used to decrease bullets indentation level.

It is now also possible to define custom CSS style from HelpNDoc's user interface for the ePub, Kindle and Qt help file formats.

Added the ability to specify a default font name and size for the syntax highlighter.Ability to force image size generation for HTML based format to avoid content shifting and enhance Core Web Vitals.

New kind of hyperlink 'counters': it is now possible to create a link to a specific counter's instance using its ID.

Optional 'In this article' inline table of contents in the default HTML template.

The topic editor has been improved too and supports the SHIFT + TAB keyboard shortcut to decrease bullets indentation level amongst other fixes and enhancements, as detailed in the change log bellow. Improved user interface, additional enhancements and bug fixesĪnd that’s not all for this major update as we’ve added and enhanced many features, such as the syntax highlighter which is now faster and more reliable and can have customized fonts. The left panel is also now fully hidden when its width is set to 0 pixels or when all tabs are hidden, thus allowing the creation of a full-page HTML documentation.įinally, all HTML based formats can now optionally export images width and height properties to avoid web-browser’s content shifting and therefore enhance Core Web Vitals reports. The default HTML template has been greatly enhanced too, as it will now correctly scroll the table of contents if the current topic is not visible or when the user performs actions related to the web-browser’s history (e.g. When your documentation project is maintained in HelpNDoc, you can rest assured that the output generated will always be optimal as we constantly improve HelpNDoc’s documentation generation capabilities. Starting with HelpNDoc 7.4, it is now possible to create a hyperlink to a specific counter instance by simply indicating its uniquer identifier: HelpNDoc will do the hard work of locating it, and producing the correct link to that counter, no matter where it is located in the project, and even if it is moved to another topic. If the counter is moved somewhere else, this would result in a broken link. But what if you’d like to create a link to a specific counter instance ? Up until now, this would imply the creation of an anchor where that instance is located, and a hyperlink to that specific anchor in a specific topic. Once you’ve added counters throughout your project, you won’t have to worry about anything: HelpNDoc will automatically handle them at generation time to update their caption.

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