Daryle Walker wrote:
It's OK. But I don't think you should have anything non-link (like your headers) look similar to links.
It doesn't. Have you checked recently?
Also, I hate the "no underline until roll-over" type of links. Underline all the time, please.
That is not the best option for Boost documentation, IMO. The link text is often a C++ identifier containing underscores, which get lost when the link text is underlined. Besides, Boost documentation is heavily cross-linked, and having a phrase underlined on nearly every line makes it hard to read. The color is enough to set off links from the rest of the text, and underline on mouse hover confirms it if there is any doubt. The result is less eye fatigue over long periods of reading. -- Eric Niebler Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com